Claudio Prezzi

LaserWeb is built with exectron which has an embbeded Chrome/Chomium browser. While laserweb is running, you could also access the frontend with a browser on localhost:8000. Some features need Chrome/Chromium...

Did you try to use a "Mill Cut" operation instead of "Laser Cut"? In the RPM field you can just enter the desired PWM value.

Ok for me. It would probably already help to add "- not for support questions!" behind the "- developer community text.

Instead of the github link, we should add a section "Documentation" before the "Support Communities" section with a link to the website https://cncpro.yurl.ch (or https://laserweb.yurl.ch) for detailed information and links...

That's because disabling of jog buttons is not implemented the react way (with state.change event). I have to rework that anyways for the M0/M6 implementation.

Your Laserweb-Workspace file doesn't contain the settings that it should. Can you try to export it again? Are you running the LaserWeb frontend on the same PC as the server?...

Unfortunately I'm not a linux guy. I just heard from other linux users, that access to ttyUSB0 is prohibited by default. You could try to start LaserWeb as root to...

Did you accept the firewall rules to allow LaserWeb? If it does not ask for permission anymore, go to the firewall and add LaserWeb4 as trusted.

I am able to replicate this problem, so I will try to find a solution. Please be patient.

@nino165 Yes, it seems to be a different problem.