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Hello everybody. This one is really baffling me. I'm doing the simplest job in the world - facing off my baseplate. I know there is a lot of talk about EMC and limitswitches, however i find it hard to believe it would happen twice in exactly the same spot. All the limit switch inputs reads as off. ANY suggestions on directions to look in would be greatly appreciated. The console says as follows: |
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I‘m not a „Pro“ in this case, but I had also some strange Problems with the Endstops. Also then you have the possibility to check which „Endstop“ makes the problems (Command $LIM and there is also another one I don‘t know in the moment) Maybe this could help. |
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Ok - I got things configured again. Now probing and homing works. Next up will be rerunning the job, but unfortunately i've run out of time now. hopefuilly tomorrow evening i can rerun, and see if it halts in the same spot. |
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Are the hard limits alarms still occurring in exactly the same place? Have you tried running the GCode program with the spindle turned off (and Z raised up so it does not dig in)? Also, were you able to do a $LIM after the limit hits? Important to know the offending switch. |
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If the problem persists, could you take a lot of pictures of your electronics set up. Might not reveal anything but worth a chance. Also, you should review your grounding situation. I had one customer that was getting resets from the VFD. Earth grounding it made the problem go away. |
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Hello Phil,
Grounding could be interesting. I have a proper Ground from the Wall, That
i run through all the psu-grounds. Would you recommend any kind of
grounding of the breakout board as well?
The ground is separate from the dc - on the power supplies.
ons. 10. mar. 2021 kl. 01.35 skrev phil-barrett <[email protected]>:
… If the problem persists, could you take a lot of pictures of your
electronics set up. Might not reveal anything but worth a chance.
Also, you should review your grounding situation. I had one customer that
was getting resets from the VFD. Earth grounding it made the problem go
away.
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What about the $LIM and $LEV commands? |
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Deal. i'll do that over the weekend.
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Is it fair to close this thread and move it to the new discussion #275
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I think so, this has become rather messy and hard to follow. However, I
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resurfaces. If it does open a new issue, not a discussion - preferably at
the new repository <https://github.com/grblHAL/iMXRT1062>.
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I‘m not a „Pro“ in this case, but I had also some strange Problems with the Endstops.
For me it seems, that you have an older „Master“ Version installed, after I installed the „Test“ Branch a few days ago, everything works fine again.
Also then you have the possibility to check which „Endstop“ makes the problems (Command $LIM and there is also another one I don‘t know in the moment)
Maybe this could help.