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--- checklist:trogdor [2025/03/08 04:27] – ef2d127d-e37b-942b-aad0-6145e54b0c61
+++ checklist:trogdor [2025/07/07 02:53] (current) – [Prepare To Cut] 4aec429a-c0bf-afdb-b8da-b14f41d1b7a9
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 . ~~checkbox~~ **Turn on machine**: large switch, right side of cabinet
-. ~~checkbox~~ **Confirm blower is running**: ducting will obviously be moving air
+. ~~checkbox~~ **Confirm blower is running and correct blast doors are open**: ducting will obviously be moving air
 . ~~checkbox~~ **Turn on computer**: if it isn't already
 . ~~checkbox~~ **Wait ~10s before opening Lightburn**: a background process needs to configure the laser first
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 . ~~checkbox~~ **Cut selected graphics (or not)**: sometimes it's helpful to enable "cut selected graphics" in Lightburn, sometimes not. Best to double check if it's enabled before a surprise either way.
 . ~~checkbox~~ **Focus laser to workpiece**: use the `move` tab in Lightburn with the plastic focusing puck or macros from the `console` tab to jog to the right height for common material thicknesses
-. ~~checkbox~~ **Test power/speed**: Pick some starting values by cutting a [material test pattern](https://docs.lightburnsoftware.com/1.7/Reference/MaterialTest) or referencing one from the [[laser_material_library|laser material library]]
+. ~~checkbox~~ **Test power/speed**: Pick some starting values by using a material test from the box on the top left lid of trogdor, cutting a new [material test pattern](https://docs.lightburnsoftware.com/1.7/Reference/MaterialTest), or referencing one from the [[../laser_material_library|laser material library]]
 . ~~checkbox~~ **Align design to workpiece**: make sure everything fits as expected in x/y axes using Lightburn's frame button
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 . ~~checkbox~~ **Turn off machine**: large switch, right side of cabinet
+===== Troubleshooting =====
+- If Lightburn switches to the console tab and displays red error text in the console output, probably GRBL (the controller's firmware) has thrown an alarm. There is a macro called "Reset" on the console tab that will reset the alarm and re-home the machine.