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The Techno interface specifies which direction the machine travels in when homing. | The Techno interface specifies which direction the machine travels in when homing. | ||
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| + | '''CRITICAL NOTE:''' | ||
| + | '''After changing the home direction for an axis, any [[Stored Offsets]] and [[Set_Tool_Stand_Locations_Tutorial|Tool Stand Locations]] will need to be re-learned.''' | ||
If the home direction is to be changed due to preference or because an axis is traveling in the wrong direction during home: | If the home direction is to be changed due to preference or because an axis is traveling in the wrong direction during home: | ||
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The options buttons next to + and - dictate the direction of home. | The options buttons next to + and - dictate the direction of home. | ||
To change direction, simply choose the button opposite of the one currently selected. | To change direction, simply choose the button opposite of the one currently selected. | ||
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| + | Typically, M1 is the Y axis, M2 is X, and M3 is Z. | ||
| + | The motors are labeled from the ground up, M1 being the physically lowest motor. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:50, 6 September 2011
The Techno interface specifies which direction the machine travels in when homing.
CRITICAL NOTE: After changing the home direction for an axis, any Stored Offsets and Tool Stand Locations will need to be re-learned.
If the home direction is to be changed due to preference or because an axis is traveling in the wrong direction during home:
- Click Setup
- Click Advanced
- Click Homing Params
You will receive a screen as such:
The options buttons next to + and - dictate the direction of home. To change direction, simply choose the button opposite of the one currently selected.
Typically, M1 is the Y axis, M2 is X, and M3 is Z. The motors are labeled from the ground up, M1 being the physically lowest motor.