Travel lines even with laser mode

I have googled like crazy and travel lines are always blamed on $32=1 which it is already. Config and image below.

$0=10
$1=255
$2=0
$3=1
$4=0
$5=1
$6=0
$7=0
 (ATC M6, pulse/ff)
$8=100
 (ATC Tool Td, milliseconds)
$9=100
 (ATC M6 Td, milliseconds)
$10=1
$11=0.010
$12=0.002
$13=0
$19=0
 (Softstart, milliseconds)
$20=0
$21=0
$22=1
$23=5
$24=2000.000
$25=2000.000
$26=94
$27=4.000
$28=5
 (Spindle freq. 0 to 15)
$30=1000
$31=0
$32=1
$100=157.000
 (x:stp/mm)
$101=157.000
 (y:stp/mm)
$102=160.000
 (z:stp/mm)
$103=160.000
 (a:stp/mm)
$104=160.000
 (b:stp/mm)
$110=3000.000
 (x:mm/min)
$111=3000.000
 (y:mm/min)
$112=5000.000
 (z:mm/min)
$113=5000.000
 (a:mm/min)
$114=5000.000
 (b:mm/min)
$120=3000.000
 (x:mm/s^2)
$121=2000.000
 (y:mm/s^2)
$122=3000.000
 (z:mm/s^2)
$123=3000.000
 (a:mm/s^2)
$124=3000.000
 (b:mm/s^2)
$130=320.000
 (x:mm max)
$131=230.000
 (y:mm max)
$132=200.000
 (z:mm max)
$133=200.000
 (a:mm max)
$134=200.000
 (b:mm max)

You might be wired incorrectly - I would check with Awesome Tech to verify, as that looks like you’re getting no power control at all.

I have been doing more reading and I have a few physical things to check such as grounding and I’m going to make a proper pwm wire with a 3 terminal connector. I will report back.

It was a bad pwm connection. Made a cable.


Now I have a proper Yoda

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