i have an brand new Swiitol E18 Pro. Iam new to Laser Engraving and Cutting.
With the Mobile App all works fine. But i want do the things a little bit better with lightburn.
i put the laser the position i want to start the engraving.
i start a frame and all looks fine.
if i start the engraving the head is moving to the left and crash to the frame, the endstop stops there with error.
Layer C00
[MSG:right offset:0]
ALARM:1
Harte Grenze ausgelöst. Die Maschinenposition geht wahrscheinlich durch plötzliches und sofortiges Anhalten verloren. Die Rückkehr zur Ausgangsposition wird dringend empfohlen.
Auf oder in der Nähe der Linie 530:
[MSG:alarmCodeCodeIntHandle:1
Auf oder in der Nähe der Linie 530:
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Auf oder in der Nähe der Linie 530:
Auftrag angehalten
if i put the head to the right it goes to the left and than with very hard speed to the right and crashed, there is no endstop.
Figured out that the Handy App still works perfekt, i just engraved a „Hello“
I have done the Same in Lightburn and startet and the Head is moving randomly over the Wood, Looks Like a „Stepp“ Thing is Not correct anythere
Same machine, probably from the same sale
I think I have the same or a similar problem.
My issue with a small “Hello”:
Laserhead exceeding the originally shown Frame to the right by far, e.g. 30-40%
“squiggly” lines that are 45° rotated to what I would expect - looks like modern art, but not text it was supposed to print - might be the same as you see. I’ll upload a pic shortly
In the video I think the thing you want to engrave is just much bigger than what I wanted to do, so for me “a little out of the frame”, e.g. 5cm is for you already a crash into the side wall.
Coming from 3D printing I would presume either the stepper settings are not correct, or the GCode flavour is not set up correctly…
In any case I would be happy about help as well.
By the way, is the Swiitol E18 Pro not very much identical to the Atomstack A24, just that I presume the Atomstack has 4x6W Lasers and our Swiitol has 3x6W??? or maybe binned lower power diodes with 4,5W.