Why my Preview shows Negative coordinate?

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12 Sep 2023 14:30 - 13 Sep 2023 15:12 #280549 by dle2023
    I need help (see my attached image).

Here is what I did.
1. Home the machine.
2. Load the .ngc file ( The graphical tool path shown in the attached image, file generated by Fusion 360)
3. Click on Touch off button to Zero X and Y (No change, no matter what coordinate system was used)
4. Click the play button (got the error X exceed the limit). It was fine the day before with the same .ngc when Zero not show negative value in the preview) 

Thank you!
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12 Sep 2023 14:36 #280550 by Aciera
The image is missing but judging from your description it seems that you are not doing the touch off at the right position. The way you describe it the work coordinate zero is at the machine home position, are you sure that is what you want?

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12 Sep 2023 14:40 #280551 by dle2023
thanks, reattached the image. The touch off is at the front left corner right after homing.

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12 Sep 2023 14:46 #280552 by dle2023
Yes, that is what I want. I am making the wasteboard and this operation is to create the threaded inserts which have some margin around them which is fine.

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12 Sep 2023 14:48 #280553 by tommylight
You have negative values for X axis, or the gcode contains negative value for X, at the end as it seems.

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12 Sep 2023 14:52 #280554 by dle2023
 

File Attachment:

File Name: wasteboard...19mm.ngc
File Size:365 KB


Here is my gcode, please review and let me know if you can.  hmmm, the same file was fine the day before.  Thanks.
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12 Sep 2023 15:13 #280558 by chris@cnc
I guess there is something wrong with your homing configuration. It seems it store the X zero from yesterday and show it today too. 
Seems odd, maybe your x-axis move tomorrow 476 again.
Can you show your hal and ini files?
 
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12 Sep 2023 15:14 #280559 by dle2023
Tommylight, Is it possible if you can load the attached .ngc to your LinuxCNC?

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12 Sep 2023 15:19 #280560 by dle2023

File Attachment:

File Name: Testcnc.hal
File Size:14 KB

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File Name: Testcnc.ini
File Size:5 KB


Attached,  Thank you!
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12 Sep 2023 15:34 #280561 by tommylight


Looks fine here, and the ini has no negative values except -0.01 for X and Y, so all is good.
I am baffled ... and sleep deprived, a lot! :)
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