Quote from Phil Herms on October 13, 2020, 5:18 am

Hey guys,

need your help with my K40.

Limit Switches are in the upper left.

To use Lightburn I have to set $3=3 and $23=3 to have the right direction of movement and homing to the upper left edges.

If I want use my K40 with LaserWeb I have to set $3=1 to get the right way of movement. With $3=3 the movement in the y-axis is diversed. I experimented with the $3 and $23 values to get common values, because some projects are better to work in LaserWeb and some in Lightburn.

 

Can I set up something in the Softwares to get a right way of direction with same $-values or do I have to setup the right values before every use in each software?

 

Hope I can explain my problem right. Sorry for my school-english (it is some years ago) 🙂

 

thanks for your help

 

 

If it helps here are my $-values for Lightburn:

$0=10

$1=255

$2=0

$3=3

$4=0

$5=1

$6=0

$7=0

 (ATC M6, pulse/ff)

$8=100

 (ATC Tool Td, milliseconds)

$9=100

 (ATC M6 Td, milliseconds)

$10=1

$11=0.010

$12=0.002

$13=0

$19=0

 (Softstart, milliseconds)

$20=0

$21=0

$22=1

$23=3

$24=2000.000

$25=2000.000

$26=250

$27=4.000

$28=5

 (Spindle freq. 0 to 15)

$30=1000

$31=1

$32=1

$100=158.000

 (x:stp/mm)

$101=158.000

 (y:stp/mm)

$102=160.000

 (z:stp/mm)

$103=160.000

 (a:stp/mm)

$104=160.000

 (b:stp/mm)

$110=5000.000

 (x:mm/min)

$111=5000.000

 (y:mm/min)

$112=5000.000

 (z:mm/min)

$113=5000.000

 (a:mm/min)

$114=5000.000

 (b:mm/min)

$120=5000.000

 (x:mm/s^2)

$121=3000.000

 (y:mm/s^2)

$122=3000.000

 (z:mm/s^2)

$123=3000.000

 (a:mm/s^2)

$124=3000.000

 (b:mm/s^2)

$130=320.000

 (x:mm max)

$131=230.000

 (y:mm max)

$132=200.000

 (z:mm max)

$133=200.000

 (a:mm max)

$134=200.000

 (b:mm max)