Hello! I’ve an issue with a LINE cut of an SVG with my Snapmaker 2.0: everything seems ok but in a while after the start of the cut the machine stops with the laser ON. With the native software no problems at all.
I already disabled the USB standby option.
In any case with other shapes made directly inside the software workspace everything is OK without problems.
I was also successful with the same image FILL engraving made by Lightburn.
I tried to analyze the GCODE but I’m no skilled enough to understand if there’re errors that could block the machine.
Maybe someone could give me an advice.
@LightBurn I performed few more tests: the issue could be related to the M7/M8 air assist enabling. From the original code generated by Snapmaker native software it seems the code correctly recognized by the machine is M106 P0 S255 / M107.
I manually edited the GCODE generated by LightBurn and everything is OK!
Is there an option somewhere to set this piece of code like default?
Man I hate Marlin. M106 was previously used for the laser power, because it’s “the fan output”. I can make the SnapMaker profile use those commands instead of M7 / M8.
@LightBurn additional information for a better understanding and integration of the machine.
I confirm the air assist enabling is M106 P0 S255 . Anyway it’s interesting the command cause the freezing of the machine only in LINE mode and not FILL.
This means that in LINE+FILL the machine stops with laser at full power after the engraving.
For now I save the GCODE in a file and I modify it in a text editor. When done I run it in LightBurn and it works.