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Homing doesn't work #1432
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It looks like your switches are inverted and reading backwards. See this wiki page. http://wiki.fluidnc.com/en/support/setup/limit_switches Also send a photo of your controller. |
It appears that the switches are reporting as contacted before you try to home. Try inverting the logic. Change the ':low' to ':high' on all your switches in the config file. |
http://wiki.fluidnc.com/en/support/setup/limit_switches#test-switches Look at the status |
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FluidNC Limit Switch and Homing Setup
Controller Board
ESP- WROM 32 4x TB6600 Stepper Motor Driver 4x limit swich optoisolator
Machine Description
Router bramowy
Input Circuits
LTV847 optoisolator to esp32 pin
Configuration file
Startup Messages
User Interface Software
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What happened?
t has limit switches at the ends of the +X,+Y,+Z axes. I have set homig for each axis separately.
After starting $HX, $HY, $HZ, the axes move in the + direction towards the switch for a distance of pulloff_mm=10.
Increasing this value causes the desired movement, but when the switch is activated, the axis movement does not stop and a collision occurs....
All other functions work ok.
Jog moves the axes in the right direction.
What can I do to make homing work?
GCode File
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