@Dogsoldier359 I know you believe T2Laser is freezing but have you tried RIGHT clicking the big red button?

When T2Laser is sending G-code it uses a very small and efficient assembly code routine which is extremely stable but if the driver or controller locks up then it will appear to freeze T2Laser also.

To get faster support use my email address (link on site) or contact form on my website.

@kdaffy If you have the email with your license key, reply (send me an email) and I will help you. If not, just send me an email or contact me from my website and I will try to help https://t2laser.org/contact

@BobbyB You don't need to reload the software but if you think it's settings just click Restore Defaults in the Help menu. If you post a picture of the result you are getting I can better understand what the issue is, it could be mechanical - like loose belts but without seeing the problem I am totally guessing in the dark.

I don't check the forums that often so for faster support just email me or contact from my website.

Thanks Zax

@sbaja10 Your post mentions sending paused, is that the case or are you actually getting an error from Grbl and it is stopping?

If it is pausing you could resume but I am not sure why it would pause, perhaps a USB related issue.

If you are getting an error then it could be electrical noise or a failing Nano.

Feel free to email me for support as I don't check this forum as often.

@Mark-Christensen It should be close to 2.5W but it depends on the brand, all Eleksmaker products are very close to their stated output.

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@superbooper These are not T2Laser settings, it is your computer power savings. Check the computer power settings and also the USB hub in device manager.

Other reasons for this could be a memory fault on the Nano, poor quality USB cable or electrical interference from the motors or power supply.

Your recommendations did the trick. Got a really nice burn!! Thanks

@tommegna Can you explain? If you want faster support please use my website or email as I don't always check the forums.

@kenny Check that all power savings is disabled, don't forget to look in device manager and disable for USB ports. It could also be a bad Nano, as it heats up the firmware (Grbl) crashes due to bad memory etc.

@tobiasdahlgren87 That isn't a T2Laser error, it has to do with your browser settings. I believe it's related to Chrome internet settings, can you try with Internet Explorer?

FYI: It's better to email me for support questions if you want a faster reply.

Well I don't know what has happened, but I cycled between debug mode and regular, T2 wouldn't connect, then finally I checked the port number and change the baud rate down to 57k and back up, then all of a sudden it connected, and bam, the feed speed and power could be adjusted. This is for sure user error, but I don' t care at this point. It works! Thanks again for all the help!

Alright! With use color for sequence its possible to control the contour color to always be last in the code!
problem solved!

This is getting more and more spot on

@cgibson It appears to be a problem with the laser module.

@Mark-Christensen You have stored offsets in the Nano, in the Machine menu click Clear Grbl Positions. These offsets usually get stored if you activate machine homing without home switches.

@Martin.Abrahams Did you check out the quick guide I linked in the first post?

It explains it with pictures: https://www.dropbox.com/s/awt7ru3vsz8btpm/T2Laser_CNC2.pdf?dl=0

You can use Z+ down or Z- down, just enter the correct value for the depth.

Let me give you examples;
If you want to cut 2mm into a 5mm piece of wood, set Z0 to the top of the material and then enter -2 or 2 depending on the direction of your Z-axis. You would also set a Z-safe to ensure the bit is above the surface.

If you want to cut 5mm wood all the way to your wasteboard. You would touchdown on the wasteboard, raise 6mm and set Z0 and then enter a max cut depth of -6 or 6. No Z-safe is needed as you set 0 above the surface.

@56Loaches If you want support for T2Laser then contact me via email. You didn't say you were getting an alarm from the machine you said it was a driver error, totally different issues.