X,Y, and Z Axes are Reversed
10 Dec 2015 19:58 #66761
by cncv
X,Y, and Z Axes are Reversed was created by cncv
Linux CNC has been running fine until this morning. Now left is right and up is down. I thought it might somehow be the Vectric g-code, but this happens before I even run anything ... can't "home all." and can't use the arrow keys on the keyboard as they are backwards.
This isn't a hardware configuration problem -- everything was running fine last night. The only thing that seems to have changed is today is Thursday instead of Wednesday. Why / how is it even possible for LinuxCNC to start doing this? What is the fix?
Thanks!
This isn't a hardware configuration problem -- everything was running fine last night. The only thing that seems to have changed is today is Thursday instead of Wednesday. Why / how is it even possible for LinuxCNC to start doing this? What is the fix?
Thanks!
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10 Dec 2015 20:33 #66763
by cncbasher
Replied by cncbasher on topic X,Y, and Z Axes are Reversed
are you sure , nothings changed ?
have you picked up a different ini file by mistake ?
any updates etc
have you picked up a different ini file by mistake ?
any updates etc
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10 Dec 2015 21:19 #66768
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic X,Y, and Z Axes are Reversed
Can you give us some system details? (stepper, servo, layout?)
What is the modification date of your HAL and INI files?
What is the modification date of your HAL and INI files?
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10 Dec 2015 23:55 #66777
by tommylight
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Also check for signal grounding.
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Tom
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11 Dec 2015 00:47 #66780
by cncv
Replied by cncv on topic X,Y, and Z Axes are Reversed
This particular unix machine is not connected to the internet and has not had any updates. It's using Axis 2.5.
Out of desperation, I wiped down the x axis limit switch (again) (because it was the only thing exposed that had some sawdust on it. Then I re-booted (4th time on the re-boot). It magically fixed itself. Have no idea what happened.
Out of desperation, I wiped down the x axis limit switch (again) (because it was the only thing exposed that had some sawdust on it. Then I re-booted (4th time on the re-boot). It magically fixed itself. Have no idea what happened.
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11 Dec 2015 16:36 #66832
by andypugh
Correlation does not necessarily imply causation. It is possible that the limit switch was involved, but equally possible that the reboot changed something.
I have never head of this happening before, and I rather hope we don't hear of it happening again.
Replied by andypugh on topic X,Y, and Z Axes are Reversed
Out of desperation, I wiped down the x axis limit switch (again) (because it was the only thing exposed that had some sawdust on it. Then I re-booted (4th time on the re-boot). It magically fixed itself. Have no idea what happened.
Correlation does not necessarily imply causation. It is possible that the limit switch was involved, but equally possible that the reboot changed something.
I have never head of this happening before, and I rather hope we don't hear of it happening again.
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12 Dec 2015 03:05 #66860
by cncv
Replied by cncv on topic X,Y, and Z Axes are Reversed
Ditto Andypugh. Could a new install of LinuxCNC and Axis be in order? Today, after setting the touch off points, another weird mishap caused the bit to not lift high enough over the wood. The bit crammed into the wood from the side, jammed downward into the spoiler board, and commenced to drill the design. Emergency stop. Check the bit. Breathe. Re-boot. Home all. Touch Off Again. All was fine the second time. I suspect I forgot to "do something" that initial instance, but I can't think of what. Either way, the previous board was thicker, so the Z axis was higher than this particular job, so even if I had missed the touch-off stage for the Z axis, wouldn't the pre-existing Z axis touch-off point preside?
I will check to see what the last modification date for the HAL and INI files is, but the files came pre-installed with the Probotix Unix setup. I downloaded the post-processor from their website. Everything has been solid and ready-to-go.
Tom ... signal grounding? Sorry -- noob here. Signal Grounding?
Gads.
I will check to see what the last modification date for the HAL and INI files is, but the files came pre-installed with the Probotix Unix setup. I downloaded the post-processor from their website. Everything has been solid and ready-to-go.
Tom ... signal grounding? Sorry -- noob here. Signal Grounding?
Gads.
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12 Dec 2015 15:42 #66873
by andypugh
I have managed to make this happen by touching-off without the system thinking that there is a tool installed, then installing a tool.
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The bit crammed into the wood from the side, jammed downward into the spoiler board, and commenced to drill the design.
I have managed to make this happen by touching-off without the system thinking that there is a tool installed, then installing a tool.
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