Max Gaukler

In my opinion, commandLengthQueue should not be inside GenericLaserCutter. It is far too specialized to the GRBL case, and will make little sense for other machines that use different lower...

As discussed here https://github.com/t-oster/VisiCut/discussions/605#discussioncomment-643395 , the error disappears if K40Whisperer is started (and probably closed again) before using VisiCut. So the problem is that VisiCut does not detach the USB...

It sounds like the "access denied" is a separate issue that will also affect any other lasercutting program (as far as it uses libusb). Also discussed in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28884817/usb4java-library-error-while-claiming-an-interface Regarding "Loading...

However, the profiles in VisiCut don't have a preview color. There are three colors per *material*: engrave, cut and background. Line profiles can be switched between the cutting color ("cut...

Which laser driver do you use? Please try running VisiCut [from the command line](https://github.com/t-oster/VisiCut/wiki/Development:-Running-from-commandline) and post a screenshot of the detailed error message.

We had a similar issue previously, where the error message indicated a timeout. https://github.com/t-oster/LibLaserCut/pull/25 Maybe the driver does not correctly set the serial mode (baud rate, flow control, parity and...

VisiCut seems to get stuck waiting for a response from the laser cutter. There are two possible reasons: 1. We are using the wrong baud rate / handshake setting 2....

I can't open that "COM trace" file on Linux, maybe you can post a screenshot of the start of the communication? Please also consider the questions about "1. We are...

What do you mean with "this"? Please post an error message to avoid misunderstanding. Edit: from the context, I understand we're talking about the "returned zero bytes" error.

from the issue you linked, it looks like the communication works for multiple packets/commands (ACKs) and then suddenly dies. I would guess we are doing something subtly wrong, like not...