So it’s not a jogging problem, it’s a connection problem of some sort. You’re not getting responses to any of your commands in the screenshot above. $SS for instance should have given you the startup log.
Are you positive that Windows isn’t changing back to your wifi connection that has Internet access? …the default behaviour of Windows.
I’m sorry, I don’t know what the console is. I’m looking at the dashboard and don’t see anything that is labeled, Console
When you restart your machine do you hear the steppers engage, are they locked, you cannot move the core after start, correct?
You posted a screenshot of the console output a couple posts above, showing the $G, $SS and jog commands.
Can you please confirm all of the below:
I really don’t know. Does this statement still mesh with your connectivity comments?
For example, in Y- I can jog in 1, 10 & 100. In Y+, I can only jog in 1, not 10 or 100.
That is correct. Without power I can move the core. With power, the core is held in place by servo power
Don’t know about what?
You said in post 98 that it didn’t jog when you commanded the four Y+ jogs and three Y- jogs.
Another dumb question. You mention post numbers. Where are post numbers shown? I don’t them anywhere?
address bar. this is post 108
well was supposed to be 108 
I told you it was dumb, I just found it
i do not ever remember anyone having a problem where they could only step one mm at a time. I am at a loss!
I closed all connections, then connected again.
For the jog buttons that work, it posts the command on the console and the axis moves as expected.
For the jog buttons that don’t work, no command is posted on the console
folks, what is the command that shows his endstops, is it $$limits
$limits
and ! to get out of it
Garyk, please do the $limits what and copy and paste output here, not screenshot
I just tried to home Z and it crashed hard into the limit switches and stalled, I had to quickly unplug it
Type $limits into the console and then manually test each limit switch. That is a live view of the switches so it should show up on screen with each one you hit
Also when you reset your machine, did you edit the yaml, or did you put Ryans undedited config in?
did you put this together yourself or did someone make it for you? the endstops have 2 positions and it is very possible right now yours are backwards
Yes, when i go to $limits, I can see all 5 switches being activated
