Ok so I’ve been thinking about my moshi board and the fact I have no X movement. Does anybody know if the home endstop under the X cartilage is only an endstop and could this play havoc when engraving?
I noticed a couple of times over the last few days, when engraving I get a little glitch and it steps over to the left a few mm.
I’m now wondering if it’s this endstop stopping the whole thing working
That’s exactly what I’m thinking, I’ve got new mechanical ones here ready to upgrade in the new year but the optical is fed by a ribbon and in not sure of the pinout to solder the new one in.
I’ll try and unplug it first and see what that does.
@Andy_Shilling Andy all of the pin out and design information for optical end stops is in this build log under “Interfaceing to the gantry electronics”
Sorry yes it’s stock and X doesn’t home at all, normally when I turn it on it homes, now it doesn’t and even sending something to it from the pc still won’t make it move.
If I give it a new start/home point from the pc for a job the Y will locate but nothing from the X
@Andy_Shilling I purchased a used K40 with a Moshi board that would not home. I found some software that would reset the Moshi board. I do not have access to that computer now but I am sure if you Google for it you will come across it. The board works just fine now.
@HalfNormal I’ve just got it working to a degree, it’s moving again but after trying to engrave a couple of bits it is struggling again. I managed to do the image below but as you can see it failed. Everything just stopped this time the laser the X and Y. I reset it tried again and it stopped in the same position again. I think I best just wait for my new board.