The Calibrate Axis tool is provided as a shortcut to getting your machine axis movement distances dialed in and setting the steps/mm parameter on your controller. In some cases your laser manufacturer will actually provide this file for you, as a backup. Warning: this will overwrite all parameters! Be sure to back up what you had first with the Save option and only load parameters from a known and trusted source! lbset file and overwrite the current controller parameters with its contents.
This allows you to backup your controller parameters so they can be reloaded later in case of accidental change or loaded on another machine which you would like to be configured in the same way. Note that any changes you made will be lost if you have not written them to the controller first. This will reload the settings from the controller. This must be clicked before you close the dialog as the parameters are not sent to the controller as you change them, only after clicking the Write button. Write all currently modified parameters back to the controller. These settings are typically set at the factory where your laser was manufacturered or configured and it's best not to touch any of these unless you really know what you are doing.īeyond the parameters that you can change there are five operations that can be taken with the buttons at the bottom of the dialog: Write ¶ We would like to specifically call out the Vendor Settings section that will appear for Ruida controllers. Look in the documentation for your controller or search on the LightBurn Forums for more info. The parameter names are intended to be relatively self-explainatory but if you do not understand what something does, definitely do not just go about changing it.
The content of this dialog will be different for every controller type so we won't go through every option and value here. While connected to your machine you can go to Edit > Machine Settings and will be presented with the following dialog (sometimes after a brief delay while the parameters are read from the contorller): Notable exceptions are Smoothieware and Marlin, which do not currently allow use of the Machine Settings dialog. Many of the controllers supported by LightBurn have user configurable device parameters and, in many cases, you can edit those parameters directly from the Machine Settings dialog in LightBurn. Primary Docs UI Settings Machine Settings ¶
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