by cncdrive » Wed Mar 29, 2017 5:25 am
The UCCNC only checks the Softlimits if the softlimits are enabled in the General Settings.
If the softlimits coordinates positive and negative are both set to 0 and the softlimits are enabled then the softlimits condition will always met,
because the range size of the softlimits is then 0, because there is no value between coordinate 0 and 0, so basicly there will be always a softlimit trigger condition then.
So, you may set the softlimits negative to a large negative number and the positive to a large positive number, for example -100000 and +100000, if the range covers your axis range then the softlimits will never trigger.
Also have to note that the softlimits are in machine coordinates which means they are referenced to your home coordinate, so offsets does not apply for them, so make sure you homed your machine.
Or you can just disable the softlimits on the General settings page and then the softlimit function will be disabled and then it does not matter what softlimits coordinates you set.
A sidenote about this is that it is not enough that you untick the Enable softlimits checkbox, but you have the press the Apply settings button to Apply the change and you can use the Save button to save the settings and to let the UCCNC remember it the next time your will run the software.
Also you can verify in the Profile setting file if the setting is really disabled with opening the .pro file from the UCCNC/Profiles and Yourprofilename.pro, open it with a text editor and find the key I'm showing on the attached picture.
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