Setting home position using gcode
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14 Jul 2024 12:06 #305133
by garthnoakes
Setting home position using gcode was created by garthnoakes
How do I set the current position to x=0,y=0,u=0,v=0 (hot wire machine....) using gcode ? At this stage, I don't want to move the location, I just want to emulate setting home via the Axis home buttons
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14 Jul 2024 12:27 - 14 Jul 2024 12:28 #305137
by Aciera
Replied by Aciera on topic Setting home position using gcode
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15 Jul 2024 15:13 #305240
by garthnoakes
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That works - but only if the axes are already homed. I want to get rid of the need to home each axis separately in Axis when I start LinuxCNC. I will use GladeVCP to create a button to run the G10
So is there a way to emulate manually homing each axis using Axis?
So is there a way to emulate manually homing each axis using Axis?
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15 Jul 2024 15:28 #305243
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Setting home position using gcode
You can set the home search velocity to zero in the INI file for any joints that you want to home where they are. But this means that you have no soft limits.
It's much better to actually home the axes, if you can.
It's much better to actually home the axes, if you can.
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