Limit-switches doesn’t work in grbl

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  • #519
    Angel LM
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      Hi there!

      I’m developing a software for a project similar to the Thor. I’m using GRBL firmware. I have started from steppers connection and them work correctly. But, when I connect optical limit-switches to Arduino’s Mega 2560 pins, written in cpu_map_atmega2560.h file these limit-switches don’t work. So, perhaps, somebody has a similar problem with limit-switches or knows, how to solve it?

      #1903

      Hi Angel LM,

      currently I am facing two problems with the Limit Switches.
      First, one layer of 3D Print is not dense enough to trigger the switches properly -> I had to put the whole arm apart, but after a short Fusion session, I could design more dense onto discs.

      Now I try to run the homing command, but by now without success 🙁
      Any idea how to fix this?
      Running $H only ends in a alarm.
      Running G28 moves the stepper for A for around 360 degree, but also after that the system stops.

      If you have any hints, I would be pretty thankful 🙂
      As long I read the code and try to understand the implementation for homing.

      Regards
      Philipp

      #1917
      Angel LM
      Admin

        Hi EleKoPhi!

        Could you please share your $$ settings? To see the these settings just send $$ via Serial to the Arduino and it should send them back to you.

        #1919

        Hi Angel LM,
        I had to invert the limit switches.
        After doing so, everything worked fine.

        Last remaining issue now, is the correct control of Art5 and Art6.
        But i think this should be solvable 😀

        For the 1. tests, I modified the code of Asgard to run Thor as expected.

        #1920
        Angel LM
        Admin

          I’m glad you found the solution 😉
          If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!

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