Great.
This is not at all what I expected. Let me recalculate and try again.
Can you now run this in Console:
G10 L2 P1 X-397Y-397
$10=0
After that, run this and return output:
$H
$#
?
Homed fine.
I was hopeful, when i tried a frame, it seemed to be going to correct position but then went all rhe way across but only at about the 110 mm, instead of the far right top corner.
Im getting tons of exercise, since i have to walk from shop to house to use wifi, lol.
It looks like the change didn’t take.
Can you run those again? The result should be that the WPos position should report as 0,0 if all goes well.
It should look something like this:
<idle|wpos: 0.000, 0.000, -3.000| FS:0,0|WCO:-397.000, -397.000, 0.000>
If it does, then try running a job to see if it behaves as you expect.
Oh no. Didn’t realize. Hopefully this is the last cycle. I’ve tried to batch up all the steps to save you the trip.
Whoo hoo! Happy dance. It started doing it’s job! And i didn’t mind the walking!! I am soooo grateful for your help!!! Do you have the ‘buy me a coffee’ option or anything?
Do you have any idea what made it do that? Can i save all the codes you used in case it does it again?
Thank you, thank you!
No need. Perhaps try to pay it forward at some point.
The machine after homing had reported position that was mixed positive and negative coordinates due to the work offset that was configured. LIghtBurn is designed to work in a positive coordinate system so things get wonky when it’s not configured that way.
Yes.
And it’s not clear to me how your CNC function worked but to get back to the exact previous state run these commands for CNC operation:
G10 L2 P1 X400Y400Z400
$10=1
And then for LightBurn laser function you want:
G10 L2 P1 X-397Y-397
$10=0
Note that you can add these as Macros in the Console window.
GLettuce, you might have epprom issues on that board also, keep that in mind as thing that might have to be replaced. (if you are great at surface mount soldering you can diy, other than that its a new board or offsetting the eeprom space in coding)
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