PicEngrave Forum

July 21, 2021 My friends, due to family health issues, I am no longer involved with http://www.picengrave.com, its software, and all program development and customer support. Please refer all support questions to Jeffery Woodcock, who is now the sole owner of the software, at http://www.picengrave.c...

Thank you.
All the best,
John

Did the G91 work OK in your QuickCode? If not I need to do some tests when I return home.

OK, then the 'G90' in your code will cause a move to the absolute (machine) location. It will not do as you want. You need to use 'G91' (relative) positioning, which moves x distance away from current position.

It is the G90. PicSender does not know it was used. I will try to fix this so it will not cause issue as soon a I can.

Please post the Quick Codes that you are using to cause this issue to occur. From your description it sounds like GRBL is maybe being changed from G91 to G90 mode. John Champlain EDIT: Sorry, I forgot that if trying to jog in g90 mode, PicSender should popup a warning message. So perhaps something e...

Coming soon - PicSender 4. Now in Beta testing. 1 - Software 'E Stop' button stops axis movement near instantaneously. 2 - A 'Print' button for GRBL settings. 3 - Zeroing bits to a probing hole center. 4 - Double probing moves for improved probing accuracy. 5 - Ability to relocate PicSender to anywh...

My apologies. I just found your post. There is no publishable update history. I do keep a private development detail history so I can backtrack reported bugs.

PicSender ver. 3.6.7 is now posted. Fixes the DROs not displaying the correct position when returning from running a QuickCode (macro), such as an X/Y/Z zeroing routine.

Yes, it make zeroing your bit to your work piece much easier, and allows you to recover easier from some carving/machine mishaps.
You can also contact Charley Thomas directly for additional help:
https://triquetra-cnc.com/