Re: Homing X and Y only
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2022 4:59 pm
i would need to see the rest of the configuration , its easy to simply have the wizard create the cncm.hom program , go open it and see how created it.
homing programs are very simple. you can just edit it yourself rather than try to get the wizard to do something it doesn't want to do.
post a fresh report.zip so we have a copy of the config and the current home program.
info on editing a home program is here.
https://www.centroidcnc.com/centroid_di ... amming.pdf
a home program that auto homes X and Y with using either "HomeAll" or individual defined home inputs for X and Y looks like this.
M26/Z ; sets Z home whereever Z is currently sitting requires user to jog Z to home position BEFORE running the home program
M91/Y L1 ;seeks Y home switch, trips it, backs off to clear and stops
M26/Y ; set Y home at this position
M91/X L1 ;seeks X home switch, trips it, backs off to clear and stops
M26/X ; set X home at this position
M91 seeks home switch in minus direction, M92 seeks home switch in positive direction
homing programs are very simple. you can just edit it yourself rather than try to get the wizard to do something it doesn't want to do.
post a fresh report.zip so we have a copy of the config and the current home program.
info on editing a home program is here.
https://www.centroidcnc.com/centroid_di ... amming.pdf
a home program that auto homes X and Y with using either "HomeAll" or individual defined home inputs for X and Y looks like this.
M26/Z ; sets Z home whereever Z is currently sitting requires user to jog Z to home position BEFORE running the home program
M91/Y L1 ;seeks Y home switch, trips it, backs off to clear and stops
M26/Y ; set Y home at this position
M91/X L1 ;seeks X home switch, trips it, backs off to clear and stops
M26/X ; set X home at this position
M91 seeks home switch in minus direction, M92 seeks home switch in positive direction