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I was able to check the connection yesterday, you were right, [GND pulse - dir -] I had them bridged. !!

I always connected them, I understand that it's wrong! I like to learn because the board can get burned with this connection. I thought that the ground from both the driver and the board should be connected.

thank you!!!

I just checked and I was actually on LinuxCNC 2.9.4. QtPlasmaC version is v2.9-238.315. Is that version effected by the bug you mentioned? I'm going to assume so since the gcode works for you.

I've also just deployed a new version of MetalHeadCAM to metalheadcam.alan-gibson.workers.dev/. I'd really appreciate your feedback on it as I'm specifically targeting QtPlasmaC.

The basic workflow is:
- Click the hamburger menu and then Tools so you can add your tool parameters
- Import a DXF file on the Import stage
- Skip the Edit stage for now as it doesn't do much yet
- Click the topmost Apply button on the Prepare stage
- Add operations to parts and shape chains on the Program stage, making sure to select what you want to cut in the Apply To dropdown.
- Simulate the program on the Simulate stage or just skip it
- Download gcode on the Export stage

Hi All,
I've just released an update that provides improved lead in/out support. Any feedback is of course appreciated.
 

qtdragon.probe-error pin is an I/O pin not an input pin.

I'll have to think more on the best way to add external error checking/handling.
It's a problem spot for linuxcnc.