Advall
July 4, 2022, 2:28am
1
Please -
What does the "rs N0"code stand for?
On the About page, I see that I have:
Frontend version: _____________
Backend version: _____________
My settings are:
<go to Settings / Tools and save your LaserWeb Settings to a json file,
then open that file with a text editor and copy/paste the content here>
When I _____, I expect _____, but instead _____ happens.
This problem is new since _______ | has always happened.
Here is sample gcode that demonstrates the problem
<paste the contents of the gcode segment here>
cprezzi
July 11, 2022, 10:11pm
2
Please give some more infos! I don’t understand what you mean by " rs No:" / “rs N0” code? Where do you get that from?
Advall
September 30, 2022, 12:09am
3
The machine is correctly set up to start laser cutting which proceeds normally for most g code files.
However some files do not print and then the “-rs NO” code appear in the console window. Scrutinising the g codes shows no problems that I can find.
Hope you can help.
Thank you Paul Hinson
cprezzi
October 4, 2022, 9:53am
4
That is not generated by LaserWeb. It must be comming from your controller.
Advall
October 8, 2022, 3:07am
5
On the About page, I see that I have:
Frontend version: _____________
Backend version: _____________
My settings are:
<go to Settings / Tools and save your LaserWeb Settings to a json file,
then open that file with a text editor and copy/paste the content here>
When I _____, I expect _____, but instead _____ happens.
This problem is new since _______ | has always happened.
Here is sample gcode that demonstrates the problem
<paste the contents of the gcode segment here>
My machine is a CO2 Laser | diode laser | mill | lathe | other
I have a NAME_OF_CONTROLLER_BOARD
It has NAME_OF_FIRMWARE version VERSION_OF_FIRMWARE installed
I connect via USB | Serial | Ethernet | WiFi using telnet | websocket
My computer(s) on which I run LaserWeb run(s) Linux version | Mac version | Windows version ________
Here is my configuration:
<paste the contents of your machine configuration file or $$ output here>
mcdanlj
October 8, 2022, 11:37am
6
@Advall It’s kind of inconsiderate to ignore @cprezzi 's request for the example gcode, re-post your question, and not fill out any of the support template that is designed to try to get enough information to help you. I moved your repost here, even though it is literally only the template that you didn’t bother to fill out at all.
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Advall
November 23, 2022, 1:59am
7
( Laser mach3 - 4 circles )
Advall
November 23, 2022, 2:01am
8
The problem goes away if the g code does not contain line numeration codes when the g codes works ok.
cprezzi
February 20, 2023, 10:49am
9
This gcode was specifically generated for Mach3/4 and not for generic GRBL based controllers. Mach 3 reads Nxxxx as “line” numbers. Default increment is 10.
If your controller needs generic grbl, then search for an export filter / post processor for GRBL (which would not include the line numbers). Fusion360 CAM supports this, for example.
In this post, we are going to explain what a Grbl post is, where you can find it and how to set up Fusion 360 with a Grbl post.
Est. reading time: 4 minutes
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