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GRBL doesn't save home position

Discussion in 'Control Software' started by harlandraka, Oct 24, 2017.

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  1. harlandraka

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    Hi everyone, I'm trying to set GRBL up for my new DLP printer.

    I disabled homing for X and Y axes in the config.h file as I just have the Z axis by commenting this line:

    Code:
    #define HOMING_CYCLE_1 ((1<<X_AXIS)|(1<<Y_AXIS))

    This is the output of $$:
    Code:
    $0=10
    $1=25
    $2=0
    $3=0
    $4=0
    $5=0
    $6=0
    $10=1
    $11=0.010
    $12=0.002
    $13=0
    $20=0
    $21=0
    $22=1
    $23=4
    $24=25.000
    $25=200.000
    $26=250
    $27=1.000
    $30=1000
    $31=0
    $32=0
    $100=250.000
    $101=250.000
    $102=1600.000
    $110=500.000
    $111=500.000
    $112=500.000
    $120=10.000
    $121=10.000
    $122=10.000
    $130=200.000
    $131=200.000
    $132=200.000
    I connected my endstop and tried to home with $H. It works, the Z axis goes down until it reaches the endstop, then goes a bit up and goes down again slowly until it hits the endstop again, then it goes a bit up again.

    The issue is that the home position isn't saved.

    After this, I tried running:

    Code:
    G1 Z0 F100
    After running this line, the Z axis moved exacly to the point where it was when I powered on the Arduino. It seems that the first Z position was saved and that $H did not overwrite it.

    How do I make GRBL remember the last home position reached with $H?

    Thank you
     
  2. Peter Van Der Walt

    Peter Van Der Walt OpenBuilds Team
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    Have a read through Set up the Homing Cycle · gnea/grbl Wiki · GitHub to ensure your settings are correct

    You may also wanted look into Grbl WCS (Work Coordinate Systems) - mPos is set via Homing, but your work coordinate system (wPos) may not be. In which case the G10 command is your friend
     

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