Hello
So i have my machine all built and mounted to the floor and working through the calibration. I have entered the dimensions for the height and width. But when it goes to calibrate. I get an error center point deviation error.
Can i use those numbers generated to adjust the width and height to bring it within tol.
Thanks
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Do you have it set for horizontal or vertical? Did you measure center of pin to center of pin (i measured from top of pin to top of pin. Equals the same distance and easier)
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from other posts, I think there is confusion over what ‘horizontal’ and
‘vertical’ mean.
David Lang
Brad wrote:
What is the error message that you are getting? It should say if the machine thinks that the frame is bigger than measured or smaller
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This was happening to me and I set the dimensions to a 6098mm square to extend all the belts fully. Then retracted them all the way to get a ‘clean spooling’ and that seemed to clear the center point error that kept saying it was off by more than 100mm.
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John Wolter wrote:
I’ve noticed that, too. I plan on adding the following nomenclature guide to the wiki Manual
can we add anything in the index.html?
horizontal (flat on floor)
vertical (leaning against a wall)
or something like that??
ideally your two images, but storage in small.
David Lang
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So with the numbers given after initial belt pull on how out my frame is, can i use this information to adjust my center point? And if so where would imput this.
Thanks
One thing i am noticing is that the bottom right is letting out alot more belt. As it is being pulled tight should this matter? It is also where i have been getting the most deviation from center
I will adjust and keep on keeping on.
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YES! Me too!
I am looking into why that might be
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