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Thread: I can't make my machine "Reference All Axes (home)"! Am using Mach4 with ESS+ MB2 BOB

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  1. 08-26-2019, 09:14 AM #1
    bunnybungo
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    I can't make my machine "Reference All Axes (home)"! Am using Mach4 with ESS+ MB2 BOB

    Good day!

    I have trouble making my machine to "Reference All Axes (home)"

    I already spent a lot of time trying to resolve my Issue.

    I have included a pdf file which contain screenshots of the problem and my configuration for Mach4 and ESS!

    I am using Mach4 Demo Build 4162 and ESS plugin V246

    Attachment 426038

    Thanks for your help in advance!
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  2. 08-26-2019, 09:19 AM #2
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    Re: I can't make my machine "Reference All Axes (home)"! Am using Mach4 with ESS+ MB2

    I am also thinking if there is an effect with my proximity sensor being PNP/NPN and mach4 monitoring for active high and active low signal

    Thanks again
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