EASY , ASK TOM over at CandCNC to make SURE you have loaded the correct plugin and screenset. There are several different applications on the install disk. With his systems they are highly integrated and you need to run the proper setup per hardware to get the BEST results and fewer suprises.
The good side is they are documented in his product manuals. Most just don't bother to read and study them.
then I have the right screen sets, and I have read his install manual several times now, some of the manual is a bit hard to get and put to use (at least to me it is), or something else is wrong with part of the equipment,
even following it step by step, i have even uninstalled and started over, i bought another computer eliminating any possible port conflict (this one only has one serial and one parallel port), that was not the issue, as i have the same issues.
right now I would love to see someones pins and ports with the same system i have, but it can not be the new ubobIII from my understanding.
And, I think my issues tend to be a bit fun as the previous owner had done a couple changes or upgrades to it. Pins and ports are different through some of the versions of hardware if i am understanding tom correctly. the machine does some funny things at times still and the input lights never seem to be what I am told they are supposed to be, right now I want to get it working without the torch setup, if I can do that, get he gantry to move where it is supposed to when it is supposed, get homes firggured out and limits in place, i will at least be making some progress.
I have found after everyday for the last 3-4 weeks I can not do it without help. I thought i could get it going, wow was I wrong.
buying a used system, that was pieced together (converted from practicalcnc), that supposedly ONLY not needed setting up parameters was not wise.
I do not even know what servo motors are on this table. but i do have it running correct length if you manually enter in the mid scree