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=== Mar 28 === | === Mar 28 === | ||
After again spending a bit of time trying to send a job via the network i gave up and decided to see if it works via usb. And indeed, it does. In the meanwhile meks joined me and we kept working together on creating a reproducable setup to create/modify/send/sniff/replay laser cutter jobs. The usb presents itself as a usb serial device which is pretty convenient because we can easily sniff serial traffic. After we verified it worked we started using a wine configuration i created based on lutris to run the driver in linux - works like a charm. Anyway, we hesitated to do actual laser jobs because we found out that you are supposed to wear protective glasses while operating the machine and also because we weren't done reading the manuals. which we really should do before we play with such a complex machine. Tomorrow I will call the brm support line to find out if we actually need the glasses and to ask why networking doesn't work. The same night i took the time to wrap up what we know by now: [[Datei:Line_black.zip]] | After again spending a bit of time trying to send a job via the network i gave up and decided to see if it works via usb. And indeed, it does. In the meanwhile meks joined me and we kept working together on creating a reproducable setup to create/modify/send/sniff/replay laser cutter jobs. The usb presents itself as a usb serial device which is pretty convenient because we can easily sniff serial traffic. After we verified it worked we started using a wine configuration i created based on lutris to run the driver in linux - works like a charm. Anyway, we hesitated to do actual laser jobs because we found out that you are supposed to wear protective glasses while operating the machine and also because we weren't done reading the manuals. which we really should do before we play with such a complex machine. Tomorrow I will call the brm support line to find out if we actually need the glasses and to ask why networking doesn't work. The same night i took the time to wrap up what we know by now: [[Datei:Line_black.zip]] | ||
=== Apr 02 === | |||
I haven't found the motivation yet to actually call the support, but there is progress anyway. we now have a nice setup to intercept and analyse serial communication between the driver and the laser cutter. But for now we stopped working on reverse engineering and decided to actually fire the machine up. that turned out to be much harder than we expected and i want to share a few of the caveats we encountered: | |||
==== Y-Axis won't move ==== | |||
If you can't seem to get the y-axis to move the laser probably is in rotary mode. in that mode it is possible to work with cylindrical objects by turning the object under the fixed y-axis. you can disable rotary mode by flipping the "Axis U/Axis Y" switch. | |||
[[Kategorie:Lazzzor]] | [[Kategorie:Lazzzor]] | ||
[[Kategorie:Projekte]] | [[Kategorie:Projekte]] | ||