Are you running coolterm Mac or Coolterm windows? We very recently found something that might be a bug on the windows version. The Mac version (1.4x+) works fine. NB: Xon must be enabled in both Coolterm and in TinyG. It's the default for TinyG. It's not for Coolterm. There are also some Pythons scripts we should post that can spool the file if this is a problem. So there are alternatives if you are on Windows Coolterm.
Can you tell me where in the file if has a problem? TinyG will handle line numbers, so if PartKam can generate them it's easier to diagnose things if they are present.
I'll try the file over the weekend. Are you planning to be around over the weekend? I'd like to short-cycle this with you if we can.
Alden, I'm using Mac Coolterm. I'm not sure about line numbering in Partkam, although it's a short enough file where I could hand-code them.
I agree on short-cycling... Let's try to tele-meet over the weekend. I'll be working the rest of today, tomorrow and Sunday from 11am Pacific til late-at-night Pacific. Maybe we can do a g+ hangout?
I'm going home soon and am going to try running your pocket code before I have go go out tonight.
I'll be around most of the day Saturday. We can do a hangout, or we could set up to connect on gchat and use a video call. I'll send you my gmail addr off list.
Chris, I ran the pocket cutter file on the Lumenlabs and the Zen and they both worked w/o incident. Let's pick it up on Sat and find out what's going on. Ping me when you are ready to start and we can get online. I'll be in in the AM and can get started as early as you can stand. Don't worry about waking me up.
Chris - I found and fixed the issue we encountered yesterday. The drift in non-power mode axes has been eliminated. I will post on github as 0.911. I'm around today to try it out. Ping me if you want to test. - Alden