mycnc:flatbed_correction
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By adding these correction points, myCNC software will use triangulation in order to create a complete updated map of the working table. From here on, whenever Flatbed Correction is enabled, the machine will automatically adjust the z-axis height of the working tool in order to adjust for the table level changes depending on where in the XY-plane it currently is. | By adding these correction points, myCNC software will use triangulation in order to create a complete updated map of the working table. From here on, whenever Flatbed Correction is enabled, the machine will automatically adjust the z-axis height of the working tool in order to adjust for the table level changes depending on where in the XY-plane it currently is. | ||
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+ | ====M402 macro==== | ||
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+ | The code for the M402 macro can be found below: | ||
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+ | < | ||
+ | (Surface measure macro) | ||
+ | G28.2 Z0 (save current Z into Register1.Z) | ||
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+ | M89 L1 P8 (watch for input(P) to be closed (L1) - EDIT THIS) | ||
+ | G91 G0 Z -35.000 F 400.0 | ||
+ | (move down, stop if sensor triggered) | ||
+ | G91 G0 Z 2.000 F 800.0 | ||
+ | M89 L1 P8 (watch for input(P) to be closed (L1) - EDIT THIS) | ||
+ | G91 G0 Z -2.000 F 20.0 | ||
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+ | G4 P0.2 | ||
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+ | G90 G10 L81 P8171 Q5021 | ||
+ | G90 G10 L81 P8172 Q5022 | ||
+ | G90 G10 L81 P8173 Q5023 | ||
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+ | G90 G10 L80 P8170 Q1 | ||
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+ | G91 G0 Z10 | ||
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+ | Here, you have to edit the two lines with the EDIT THIS comments. In the input P, you have to specify the input number for the sensor (set as 8 in this example), and in the L field you have to specify the behaviour that will be interpreted as the sensor being triggered (0 for a normally closed sensor which will be opened when triggered, and 1 for a normally open sensor which will be closed at contact). |
mycnc/flatbed_correction.txt · Last modified: 2022/12/01 11:37 by ivan