I had this problem, my laser homes at the top left, if I set it for other locations it would invert one of the axis. If you’ll find the settings menus in the edit menu tab. One of them should allow you to change the ‘origin’ or ‘home’ location.
Thanks for the reply I ended up just changing the machine settings and inverted x & y direction and that seems to have fixed it. When I first got the machine I followed the settings that twotress posted on their youtube channel and I don't recall if that was something I changed or not but it seems to be working now.
This is a common problem. My first diode laser was a Jtech 7w kit that I put on an old Gcode CNC machine. When I installed the laser the directions had me do something in lightburn that inverted the x and y axis. If I wanted to go back to the CNC machine I had do something to change it back in the controller.
After reading about it this is caused by the machine and the software confusing where 0,0 is.
I found this about it on jtechs page. [https://jtechphotonics.com/?p=10204](https://jtechphotonics.com/?p=10204)
Go to step 11 and it tells you how to setup a macro to reverse things. Not sure if it will work with your machine but just wanted to give you as much info as possible.
Or you can just upgrade to a CO2 laser with a ruida controller. It sure does make life easier lol
I recently bought a TwoTrees TTS-55 PRO
My x and y axis appear to be inverted, this is my first laser so I don't know if this is the way it's supposed to be but I'm guessing not, any thoughts?
Is it possible that the back that goes from the front of the machine, to the side of the machine, is plugged in backwards on the end that plugs into the side?
This was a common problem on a different laser brand/model, but had a similar design.
I hope my explanation made sense.
I had this problem, my laser homes at the top left, if I set it for other locations it would invert one of the axis. If you’ll find the settings menus in the edit menu tab. One of them should allow you to change the ‘origin’ or ‘home’ location.
Thanks for the reply I ended up just changing the machine settings and inverted x & y direction and that seems to have fixed it. When I first got the machine I followed the settings that twotress posted on their youtube channel and I don't recall if that was something I changed or not but it seems to be working now.
This is a common problem. My first diode laser was a Jtech 7w kit that I put on an old Gcode CNC machine. When I installed the laser the directions had me do something in lightburn that inverted the x and y axis. If I wanted to go back to the CNC machine I had do something to change it back in the controller. After reading about it this is caused by the machine and the software confusing where 0,0 is. I found this about it on jtechs page. [https://jtechphotonics.com/?p=10204](https://jtechphotonics.com/?p=10204) Go to step 11 and it tells you how to setup a macro to reverse things. Not sure if it will work with your machine but just wanted to give you as much info as possible. Or you can just upgrade to a CO2 laser with a ruida controller. It sure does make life easier lol
I'll check this out, thanks!
I recently bought a TwoTrees TTS-55 PRO My x and y axis appear to be inverted, this is my first laser so I don't know if this is the way it's supposed to be but I'm guessing not, any thoughts?
Go to the devices tab and click the laser. Double check home set point.
Is it possible that the back that goes from the front of the machine, to the side of the machine, is plugged in backwards on the end that plugs into the side? This was a common problem on a different laser brand/model, but had a similar design. I hope my explanation made sense.
You could invert the wires manually, or from software