Claudio Prezzi

@helifino Did you get the frontend in the browser? Did you set the correct server connection? (Go to the comms tab, click "Server Connection" edit "Server IP" to own IP:8000...

It seems like server.js does not have the right to open /dev/ttyUSB0. Are you sure that this is the correct interface? On Raspberry Pi, it is /dev/ttyAMA0. You could also...

Unfortunately I am not a Linux guy, so I can't realy help. I just remember that another user pointed out that Linux is very restrictive with access to ressources and...

You could try to install an older version to solve this problem. Some times the white screen problem is caused by local firewall settings which block acces to the webserver...

@dmartinordax Did you try to install the new Mac version 4.1.000? https://github.com/LaserWeb/LaserWeb4-Binaries/releases/tag/v4.1.000

@3Dietrich Yes, this is the last DMG that was compiled. The dev who was responsible for comiling the MAC DMG has left the project and nobody else has offered to...

@jorgerobles I saw that you made new binaries but it seems something got wrong. Instad of Backend 4.0.134 you now get the very old Backend 4.0.127.

@jorgerobles I found the possible reason. The version number to display in the frontend is taken from the file config.js, which you probably didn't merge to the electron_bundler branch.

It seems like Wainlux K6 uses a proprietary firmware and protocol, for which I can't find any documentation. This makes it nearly impossible to support in LaserWeb.

It seems you have set your feed units to mm/s (not mm/min), and 800mm/s is probably too height to get burn marks (if your machine can even travel so fast....