Open keith124-code opened 4 years ago
I don't use rpi. I understand that grbl supports G2 G3, not G12 G13 Is the code writing well? R or I J? If R try with angle less than or equal to 180 degrees (I don't remember correctly, if the limit is 180 degrees) grbl must be sending the corresponding error number.
Have tried gcode programs using g3 and g2, linear motion works but program stops at g2 or g3 code, have run program on simulator and it works fine!
can you copy the code?
Having a similar problem. On a G02 command, cutter moves from
r.e. previous post. I've just spotted an error in my code, Line 11 should read G03 X21.3250Y0.1270I21.3250J6.1270F100.00 However router functionality remains the same, Looking closely at the status bar I noticed that Error:33 flashed very briefly - does that mean that the router doesn't support G02/G03 commands?
Please ignore previous posts as I now have the answer; I & J are RELATIVE coordinates not absolute (that was not made clear in the tutorial I was reading) Line 11 should read:- G02 X21.3250Y0.1270 I-6.0000J0.0000 F100.00 Router & bCNC now working correctly. Other Noobs BEWARE!
Running bcnc on rpi4b have homing and linear motion, but system is not responding to gcode for circular motion ie: G2, G3, G12 and G13, have you any thoughts on cause or have I missed something.