I agree that it is in my machine configuration. It's just a matter of finding 
where in the configuration.
Thanks for the test routines. We will give them a try.

John - Elmira NY-KC2EQ

---- Lawrence Glaister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
> Hi John,
You need to work on the basic machine configuration. Your problems are
not related to engrave11.

If you are seeing the Z axis dropping in height over multiple moves, it
is likely that you have either the Acc or Speed too high for the Z axis
and are losing steps. If the motors are not stalling, it is also
possible you do not have the correct direction hold times for your
stepper drivers. Each direction change may be losing a step or more.

Try the following program.... it will test the Z axis configuration for
proper setup. Zero your machine with Z = 0.000 at the table top. Run the
program. It will make 200 moves back and forth from 0.5 to 1". If you
have a configuration issue, you will find that the final position will
not end up 0.500" that the axis window is showing.




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