I am trying to set up my S1 and I cannot locate the xtool_s1_v2.lbdev file on my computer nor can I find it anywhere else. Can you point me to where I can download it please?
You’re better off using the Lightburn version here:
the lbdev (lightburn device) file is a normal text file that you can edit with any standard editor; this allows you to easily compare different versions and create your own
{
“DeviceList”: [
{
“Checklist”: “”,
“DefaultCutList”: [
Summary
],
"DefaultToolCutList": [
],
"DisplayName": "Mein neuer Laser",
"EnableLaser2Offset": false,
"EnableProcessOffset": false,
"GUID": "NiLTE3ZDgt",
"Height": 390,
"HomeOnStartup": true,
"Info": "",
"Laser2OffsetX": 0,
"Laser2OffsetY": 0,
"LastCamera": "",
"LastDevLibraryPath": "",
"MirrorX": false,
"MirrorY": true,
"Name": "GRBL",
"ProcessOffsetX": 0,
"ProcessOffsetY": 21,
"ReverseIntervalCompensation": false,
"Settings": {
"AirAssistM7": false,
"BaudRate": 115200,
"Checklist": false,
"CommPort": "COM3",
"DockState_ArtBrowser": false,
"DockState_Camera": true,
"DockState_Console": true,
"DockState_CutLibrary": true,
"DockState_LaserFiles": false,
"DockState_Move": true,
"DockState_ShapeProperties": false,
"DockState_VariableText": true,
"EnableBoundsCheck": true,
"EnableDTR": false,
"EnableGrblJCommand": false,
"EnableZ": false,
"EndGCode": "M6",
"LaserFire_Enable": true,
"LaserFire_Power": 1,
"LaserFrame_Enable": false,
"LastExportExt": "gcode",
"LastMachineFileExtension": "",
"LastMachineFilePath": "C:/Users/MK11376/Downloads",
"Macro0_Content": "M117 A2B4\n",
"Macro0_Label": "ROTARY_FRAMING",
"Macro1_Content": "M117 A2B2\n",
"Macro1_Label": "EXIT_ROTARY",
"Macro2_Content": "M368\n",
"Macro2_Label": "DETECT",
"Macro3_Content": "M1111\n",
"Macro3_Label": "IR_OFFSET_DET",
"Macro4_Content": "\n",
"Macro4_Label": "5",
"Macro5_Content": "\n",
"Macro5_Label": "6",
"NegativeZ": true,
"OptimizeZ": false,
"Pen_AbsDownPos": 0,
"Pen_AbsUpPos": 0,
"Pen_DownDelay": 0,
"Pen_Enabled": false,
"Pen_Type": 0,
"Pen_UpDelay": 0,
"Pen_ZRelChange": 0,
"RelativeZOnly": false,
"S_Scale": 1000,
"Sim_CornerTolerance": 0.009999999776482582,
"Sim_FastWhiteScan": false,
"Sim_FastWhiteScanSpeed": 0,
"Sim_GlobalFactor": 1,
"Sim_MaxAccelX": 3000,
"Sim_MaxAccelY": 3000,
"Sim_MaxSpeedX": 500,
"Sim_MaxSpeedY": 400,
"Sim_MinCornerSpeed": 1,
"Sim_RapidSpeed": 400,
"Sim_ScanAccelX": 3000,
"Sim_ScanAccelY": 3000,
"Sim_SpeedFactor": 1,
"SkipWhiteFlag": false,
"SkipWhiteSpeed": 0,
"StartGCode": "$L\nM109 S1\nM96 S0\nM110 X1Y1Z1\nM7 S1\n",
"TabPulseWidth": 0.05000000074505806,
"TransferMode": 0,
"Units": 0,
"UseG0ForOverscan": false,
"UserFinishX": 0,
"UserFinishY": 0,
"mirrorRotaryOutput": false,
"rotaryAxis": 1,
"rotaryDiameter": 50,
"rotaryIsChuck": true,
"rotaryMode": false,
"rotarySteps": 360
},
"Type": "Serial",
"Width": 508
}
]
}
That’s correct, Tilman.
In this case for the S1, The xTool instructions are still using the standard GRBL device type. - even though their controllers are a customized version of GRBL.
We created a special xTool device type a while ago, which S1 users should be using instead.
They should follow the instructions mentioned by @Demus above.
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