I recently got a 60 Chinese laser with a RUIDA RDC6442G controller. Using Lightburn of course!
Noticed yesterday when trying to do a camera alignment that I am seeing slipping between the fill pass and line pass. So today did a similar test with 4 circles at different spots on the bed to fill… then those same 4 circles to line. all 4 circles seems to have some slipping with the one below being the worst.
Oz in a different post mentioned it could need some adjustments of the idle speed or acceleration. Should I just be making tweaks to both and testing or is there a better way to go about fine tuning this so the issue gets fixed? Thank you for anyone reading, and any expertise is much appreciated!
No, because I haven’t had time to test. I am hoping to try some stuff today and will report back here. I am basically just going to adjust setting and test until I notice it change. Will let you know how it goes.
@unstable81 I am so glad I read this before doing too much testing today. No of my tweaks were really working and then saw and tried setting the PMW Rising Edge to TRUE, seemed to work like a charm. Will try a few other tests to make sure, but seems all is good. Thank you!
Thanks a lot for sharing this information!
I was getting nuts why my DIY laser cutter was not performing the way it should. I did all the double checks, calibrations etc. but still my images were offset.
In my case I had to set PMW Rising Edge to TRUE on both X and Y axis, but now all is working fine.
