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PlasmaC Will Not Move Z
- dvn4life1972
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Load gcode cut file to do a dry-run on (plasma off). Press play and then two of the tabs are missing (stats/config), and all of the tool files read wrong....worse thing is the Z axis will not move from gcode.
Uploading the ini, hal, and connections.hal. This is an older gcode file I've cut before on v1 of my machine.
Edit: Added pic of the screen showing the missing tabs next to the captured mouse pointer.
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Could you run it from a terminal and check for any error messages.
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phillc54 wrote: Try commenting out this line in your ini file:
Code:EMBED_TAB_NAME = Run
That did it. And Z moves on dry run.
Now the voltage display is way too high....that is probably a connection somewhere YAY...
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Great.dvn4life1972 wrote:
phillc54 wrote: Try commenting out this line in your ini file:
Code:EMBED_TAB_NAME = Run
That did it. And Z moves on dry run.
Check that the voltage offset and voltage scale in the config panel match with your calculations.Now the voltage display is way too high....that is probably a connection somewhere YAY...
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phillc54 wrote: Check that the voltage offset and voltage scale in the config panel match with your calculations.
As always Phil, you're da shizz! That did it right there...phew! Thanks!
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