So now your CNC is connected, either with an "Idle" or "Alarm" status, before starting your first project, take a moment to go back into settings and check a few things.
Probe Command: The default probing code may look like it works when you press the probe button, but it is not configured correctly. Please see this guide on how to set up your Z Probe.
Powered by HelpDocs opens in a new tab. Step 1: Driver Installation All files referenced should be on your SD card or mini CD, if there are any problems with accessing these you can download a full copy of this from here. See the instructions below for the status that you see upon first loading up Candle: Status: Not Connected More often than not, "Not Connected" is what you should see when you open Candle for the first time.
Find your Port: With the baud rate set up correctly, we will next need to find the correct port for connecting your CNC. Status: Port Opened If you are seeing this status, then something has gone wrong. Once you disconnect the offline controller, disconnect and re-connect your CNC to your computer if Candle doesn't refresh on its own.
Check your Emergency Stop Switch If You Have One : Not everyone realizes that the emergency stop switch locks into place when triggered, and it might be triggered out of the box if you accidentally pressed it in during assembly, so take a moment to turn it in the direction of the arrows on the button and see if it pops up.
Hardware Failure: No one likes getting equipment that has something wrong with it, but despite our best efforts at quality control, it can happen; that's what our 1-year warranty is for. If you suspect this is the case after trying the above please reach out to us at support sainsmart. If changing the cable out solves the problem, let us know and we can work on getting you a replacement. Between this test, and the prior USB cable test, we can pretty quickly conclude the issue is related to the CNC controller board itself.
Pressing this will restore your previous work offsets using a G92 command. This is needed if you hit reset as doing this will clear your work coordinate positions, pressing restore origin will reinstate them. This function can even be used after turning your machine off and back on again, as long as you returned your machine back to its home position before turning it off. Note: I have had an issue recently where Candle is not remembering my last used offsets and the restore origin command has not been working.
If this happens to you, I have published a workaround for re-establishing your previously stored offsets. Candle software offset problem. Reset is the equivalent of an emergency stop. Press it and your machine will stop the spindle and any axis movements. This section lets you switch on your spindle manually and control the spindle speed. You can manipulate the slider to reduce or increase the RPM.
This is used only when manually switching on the spindle, not when running a G code program. This section lets you manipulate the feedrate, rapid feed and spindle speed while running a G code program. This is really useful to help dial in your feeds and speeds to prevent tool breakage or overstressing a machine. To use it, adjust the slider then check the box to make the change active. The 4 direction buttons on the left control the X and Y axes and the two solid arrows on the right control the Z axis.
The movement will stop when the button is released. Choose a distance you want to move and pressing a direction button will move the axis the chosen distance.
Set the working coordinate origin Before running the G code program, you need to find the position of the engraving figure relative to the overall engraving plate.
There is a three-axis coordinate system in the visual graphics. The origin of the three-axis coordinate system is the tool setting point of the actual processing graphic. You can move the tool to determine the position of the engraving graphic relative to the overall engraving plate based on the position of this origin.
The engraving figure in the figure below is taken as an example. After the selected tool position is started, the X, Y, and Z axes are reset to zero the axis is reset to zero, and the Z axis is reset to zero buttons. Candlestick Charting History Candlesticks have a rich history that extends far beyond their relatively short period of popularity among today's traders.
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