On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 07:09:33AM +1100, Frank Tkalcevic wrote:
> I am setting up a gantry system with 4 axis.  I have X,Y and Z set to home,
> but my A doesn't have a home switch, so I set the home sequence to -1.

I made that mistake too.  What you want to do is set the HOME_SEQUENCE=0
but don't set the other parameters like HOME_SEARCH_VEL or HOME_LATCH_VEL.
When every axis has a valid HOME_SEQUENCE the home button will become
"home all" and the axes with no homing defined will simply reset to
their defaults (I think that's HOME_OFFSET, not HOME)

> Is there any .INI file setting that would automatically mark the axis as
> homed?

I don't think you can force an axis to be homed.  If you 'setp' the 'homed'
pin it's read-only.

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Ben Jackson AD7GD
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