My Machine won’t start when I press the start button on lightburn, it’ll just do nothing and say “busy” while counting on the progress bar.
It will jog, home, frame, and even fire the laser when prompted but it will 100% of the time just do nothing and say busy when i press start.
My machine was working fine before but it had some hardware issues as a pin popped and i got a new motherboard via the warranty. Now I’m faced with this new issue i don’t know how to overcome.
Push “Save Gcode” in Laser window for that design and save with .txt extension. Then upload here. Want to make sure there’s nothing wrong with the g-code.
Also, can you take a screenshot of Edit->Device Settings and post here?
Does your machine have an emergency stop switch? If so, can you make sure it’s not engaged?
After looking more closely at the status report it seems a “Hold” pin is being detected. I’ve never seen that before and it may be related to what’s going on.
Can you generate new gcode? Let’s make sure there’s nothing there to look at.
Indeed it does have an emergency stop switch, i’ve engaged it and disengaged it a few time to see it was working and it seams to be okay as in letting the machine frame when it’s not engaged and vise versa.
Can you try engaging the emergency stop switch and then running this in Console a few times? Then try the same thing with it disengaged.
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Return Console output please.
Not sure what else might be going on. You may want to revisit the wiring of the board to make sure everything is in the correct position and that nothing is getting shorted or jumpered when it shouldn’t be.
I’ve also opened up the motherboard box then unplugged and replugged everything to make sure nothing was lose or plugged in the wrong place. Also did that with all external connectors to no vail.
the firmware seems to up to date as well on the motherboard so I’m pretty stumped.
Here is what the console has output when i typed that and after I framed that black box in the center.
The machine was able to frame it with no issue at first but now is stuck in “busy 100%” after i frame it a again.
I’ve found a new detail! I don’t know why I didn’t try this before but it workd fine ONLY when I use “Line”.
If the layer was set to “Fill” or “Offset Fill”, I would encounter the same issue. Same goes for adding in a “Fill” layer after a line layer. But also when the “Line” layer has curves, the machine will just give up. It will happily do a box line but will absolutely refuse to do a circle line.
I hope that detail helps, I’m currently trying to fiddle with the “Fill” settings
The 2 lines are the “Show work aria center cross” lines that I think have always have been on (can’t remmember as it’s been a while but it has been usefull so I keep it on.