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Thank you for your code I apologize in advance for bad English, I hope it will be possible to understand The problem itself:
Having problems installing grbl mega 5x. Results of commands $$, $#, $G $0=10 Please help me |
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Hi @Avolrrabi, Error 9 is "G-code lock" it means that the G-code commands are locked out during alarm or jog state. Since you don't have limit switches, you can't do the initial homing. So, you will have to disable all limits and homing in parameters:
This is what you do, good! 😃 The GCode G1 move is a linear working move at working speed. The error 22 is given when you forget to give the speed to this move. For more details about GCode syntaxes and CNC philosophy, I recommend you to go to the best documentation for it: Reading the Wiki https://github.com/fra589/grbl-Mega-5X/wiki is also always a good ID. 😃 @++; |
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Hi @Avolrrabi,
Error 9 is "G-code lock" it means that the G-code commands are locked out during alarm or jog state.
You can verify the Grbl status with the
?
command.Since you don't have limit switches, you can't do the initial homing. So, you will have to disable all limits and homing in parameters:
This is what you do, good! 😃
Without this, the system will be in Alarm state at power on and you will have the error 9 unless you kill the Alarm state with the
$X
command.The GCode G1 move is a linear working move at working speed. The error 22 is given when you forget to give the speed to this move.
The correct syntax for a G1 move is:
(example)
G1F150X10Y20Z5
Depending …