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µCNC tries as best as possible to make the parser compliant to the RS274NGC v3 as possible (the standard is in the docs directory). G10 L2 P28 expects you to define the G28 homing position in absolute/machine coordinates. So if you want your G28 to send the machine to coordinates X20 Y10 you send that as argument to the G10 command. In theory making this:
or this
is the same After this sending a G28 will move your machine to X20Y10 (again in absolute coordinates) |
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I will make this available as an extension module. This is one needed modification #537 . |
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This is the proposed module. Still needs testing. Depends on #537. |
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The uCNC wiki says that G28.1 is not supported and G10 L2 P28 should be used instead. I'm confuse on how to use this.
Using G28.1 and G28 is simple: position the machine in the desired physical Zero position and issue a "G28.1" command. This is the new Zero position.
To return to that position, issue a "G28" command, or it's variants.
How should the G10 L2 P28 command be used? What would be the similar G28 command?
By the way, "G28.1" command returns an error on uCNC, but G28 works, but moves to the fixed machine 0,0,0 coordinates.
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