Update 1.0 laser wont move

[081964071966 (David Kroeker)]

I have update the latest version but now my laser wont even move

[LightBurn (Oz)]

Have you selected the COM port it’s plugged in to?

Here, where it says (Choose):

[ned]

i have similar problem since I put 1.0 but for me job not start anymore , have same controller but co2 laser

[LightBurn (Oz)]

That is MacOS / Ruida / USB specific, and not relevant here.

[LightBurn (Oz)]

Are you also on a Mac, using a Ruida controller?

[ned]

yes m1 big sur MacBook rida 6449

[LightBurn (Oz)]

Then try this version and let me know if it helps:

Version 1.0 - MacOS issues with Ruida

I believe I’ve got this sorted - I was finally able to get the issue to occur on a dev system with enough repeatability to be useful, and I think I’ve isolated the actual cause and fixed it. @Judyrie, @JackRider, @Born2BlossomDesigns, @bluebellpaper Can you try this version and let me know if it also works for you? https://drive.google.com/file/d/16xb5NPplnw3ir42cAc62y3d9hI1FJVP-/view?usp=sharing

We’re trying to cluster all the related issues together.

[ned]

I still at 0,9 because 1,0 fix / 1,0,1 and 1,0 not work …

do you have any suggestions @LightBurn

[Rick (Technical Evangelist)]

Have a read here:

Version 1.0 - MacOS issues with Ruida

I think I finally understand what’s happening on MacOS / Ruida / USB. Apple has a bug in the driver that talks to the FTDI chip - it’s ignoring what’s called ‘hardware flow control’. Similar to a conversation between people, it’s possible for one computer to send data to another too quickly. If the receiver starts to backlog, it can turn on a signal that says, “hold on” to the sender, then when it gets caught up, it turns off that signal and the sender resumes. After a lot of digging, I foun…

[LightBurn (Oz)]

Please continue in that other thread (Version 1.0 - MacOS issues with Ruida) so we can keep things a little more organized.