Problem about endstop setting for A B or C axis about beagleg HOT 4 OPEN

So the code actually should move back for any axis, essentially going back until the switch is un-triggered again (but I have never tested this on a real A, B, C axis, so maybe something is off).

Maybe it is going too slow ?

What are your settings for the A/B/C axis in your configuration file, and what are endstop switch settings there ?

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Also, are the endstops properly mapped?

What is the DEBUG output when you start machine-control?

From: Henner Zeller [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2016 9:00 AM
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Subject: Re: [hzeller/beagleg] Problem about endstop setting for A B or C axis (#20)

So the code actually should move back for any axis, essentially going back until the switch is un-triggered again (but I have never tested this on a real A, B, C axis, so maybe something is off).

Maybe it is going too slow ?

What are your settings for the A/B/C axis in your configuration file, and what are endstop switch settings there ?

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Sorry for apply so late.
I am not working on this problem , I think I should read all the code to solve this problem.

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From the code, things should be working if the switches are properly mapped as pointed out by @bigguiness
(start looking at move_to_endstop()).
My suspicion is that the homing speed for the axes might not be properly chosen for rotational axes, and should possibly be made configurable ... for which there is already a TODO:

Not sure if this is still a problem right now; since there was no activity on this issue for a while I'd lean towards closing it.

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