Inline laser commands. 8bit can do 22mm/s raster, 32bit 25mm/s raster. Vector much faster.
I’m running a Rambo board using g-code generated by Lightburn.
Based on Ryans comment, I decided to upgrade to Marlin version 515 to see if I noticed a difference. When I ran a g-code file on 515 (that works with Marlin 513), the laser just doesn’t come on. M3/M5 g-codes work in 515. Looking at configuration_adv.h, all the “INLINE” defines have been removed, so I’m assuming that inline laser support is always on now if laser support is enabled? Anyone have a Rambo board and a laser working with 515? Any suggestions on debugging the problem? I did roll back to 513, and verified the same g-code file works correctly again.
Thanks for the info. In your g-code snippet, ‘S’ power is ‘10.2’? I see 0 to 255 in my current Lightburn g-code. Has the range of PWM values changed also?
No I don’t think so. I am not sure where That Gcode is actually from so I am not sure what the .2 is. I have marlin set 0-255 and grbl 0-1000. From what I remember.
Are you able to use the firing while framing with Inline set? I’m only able to do it if M3/M5 is selected. I’m able to burn with Inline which works fine but it won’t fire while framing the project.
Also I notice after I burn a project, it will fire for framing but toggle firing off/on when it hit the corners of framing. I have not tried to roll back the firmware to 513 (2.0.7.3) but I don’t want to if I don’t have too. Just inconvenient to got to m3/5 to frame and select Inline to burn, could easily be forgotten and now the project will run much longer if kept in m3/5 mode.
Thanks, yes i can run either or M3/5 or inline (w/ M3 I start gcode) from lightburn or sd card as well. It’s just the framing feature I like about lightburn so I can maximize the stock and ensure it fits within bounds.