Klaus Frank

I don't know how else the thing I want is called. But all I want is to have the software be aware of the limits of the machine and not...

What do you mean without "a reliable method"? If manually zeroing before starting a job is reliable enough to do the job then it is also reliable enough for a...

With "If manually zeroing before starting a job" I mean ensuring to manually home the machine by using the Jog controller and a ruler to move it to where 0,0...

Entering manually? In addition to me manually setting the zero work position I'd like to be able to manually set soft limit coordinates. I.E. coordinates the machine does not try...

> I will not prioritize working on such a feature Understandable, as probably most people have the switches and sensors I assume? > the only thing you need is three...

I see how reconnecting is an issue when the port changes. However resuming after a user manually changed the connection settings and hit connect may be possible, at least while...

my oscilloscope does not go down to 2uS, however using the 10uS resolution I can already see a drop in voltage on the D+ pin below 1V, so it probably...

> When you connect to a GRBL controller or like in your case temporarily lost power it will reset. No, it doesn't. But I by now also discovered that something...

I managed to work out the issue. It's the host side that is incompatible with that controller. Apparently on the newer mainboard the USB 2.0 ports were connected through a...

Hi @ThomasADavis that's just a workaround, the netbox module itself knows which datatype the netbox API expects (or could query the schema for custom objects `GET /extras/custom-fields/` and `GET /extras/custom-fields/{id}`)....