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Thread: Epilog Home position change

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    Epilog Home position change

    Anyone else have problems getting the Home to move on an Epilog? Hold down the Stop/Speed buttons, make the change and hit Go. It moved once a bit but after that I tried to move it more 4 or 5 (or more) times and no change. Emailed Epilog Tech 2-3 days ago, no answer yet. I know I should call but I'm a one man shop and every time I get on a long call I get customers walk in. (Gee, maybe I should super glue the phone to my ear and I'd get a ton of customers!! LOL!!!)

    Any ideas from you gurus out there?

    Jeff in northern Wisconsin
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  2. #2
    1. x/y off
    2. go
    3 .set home
    works every time

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    Uma -- tried your technique, doesn't work on my machine. When I disable x/y, I cannot use the stop/speed buttons to change the Home position. I think your idea works for a temporary change of the Home. Thanks anyway.

    Jeff in northern Wisconsin
    SawmillCreek.org
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
    45W Epilog Helix
    Corel X4, Photoshop CS3
    Sherline 4400 lathe
    JET 1221 Lathe
    JET 1014 Lathe
    Craftman 36" VS lathe

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    You might try their live chat, I've had good success with that the one time I needed them since they quit providing snappy phone support. It was pretty quick, like their phone support used to be ... I only use the temporary home change, so no help there
    Epilog Mini 24 45W/various other dangerous implements the wife has ok'd over the years

  5. #5
    In the calibration menu you can permanently change the home position...

    Increasing the X-Home value will home the X-home to the left and increasing the Y-Home will move the Y-Home up. Press Go to save any changes...

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    Chris,

    I've done this numerous times and the changes don't seem to "take". Following directions word for word.

    I assume there is a sensor on the Y axis to detect where the beam is at. Anyone know where it is located? And how it works?

    Jeff in northern Wisconsin
    SawmillCreek.org
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
    45W Epilog Helix
    Corel X4, Photoshop CS3
    Sherline 4400 lathe
    JET 1221 Lathe
    JET 1014 Lathe
    Craftman 36" VS lathe

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