Difference between revisions of "Forest CNC Startup"
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Follow these steps to startup the CNC from a powered off position. | Follow these steps to startup the CNC from a powered off position. | ||
− | + | === 1. Turn on the computer === | |
− | + | === 2. Turn on the CNC controller using the green button === | |
− | + | === 3. Verify gantry in Parked position === | |
− | *If not, using the CNC controls, move the gantry to the other end of the table | + | *Gantry should be at the far end of the table away from the computer === |
− | + | *If not, using the CNC controls, move the gantry to the other end of the table | |
+ | *DO NOT go all the way to the end, but come within a few inches | ||
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+ | === 4. Set CNC Home === | ||
*Click the Big Red Reset button | *Click the Big Red Reset button | ||
*Press Reset Home | *Press Reset Home | ||
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*X, Y & Z coordinates should all read 0 (zero) - look bottom left of the screen | *X, Y & Z coordinates should all read 0 (zero) - look bottom left of the screen | ||
− | You have successfully powered up the CNC and set the machine home position | + | === SUCCESS === |
+ | *You have successfully powered up the CNC and set the machine home position | ||
+ | *The next step is to [[Forest_CNC_Set_Job_Home | set your job home position]] |
Revision as of 16:45, 8 February 2021
Follow these steps to startup the CNC from a powered off position.
Contents
1. Turn on the computer
2. Turn on the CNC controller using the green button
3. Verify gantry in Parked position
- Gantry should be at the far end of the table away from the computer ===
- If not, using the CNC controls, move the gantry to the other end of the table
- DO NOT go all the way to the end, but come within a few inches
4. Set CNC Home
- Click the Big Red Reset button
- Press Reset Home
- Machine cycles through X, Y & Z limits
- X, Y & Z coordinates should all read 0 (zero) - look bottom left of the screen
SUCCESS
- You have successfully powered up the CNC and set the machine home position
- The next step is to set your job home position