Homing sensors and two axis alarms are "Low" and inverted "Yes" (solved, had homing set too fast)

[Loopback77]

I think this must be simple to fix, but I’m brand new to the Masso controller and can’t find the solution on the Masso site or in these forums.

Yesterday, everything homed correctly. Today it doesn’t. I noticed that several alarms and homing sensors are in the “Low” state and inverted (“Yes”). According to Masso documentation, this will cause homing failures (which it is), but I don’t know how to get the homing sensors and two of the axis alarms to be in the “Low” state and not inverted.

Any help would be appreciated.

[OnefinityCNC (Onefinity Support)]

Ignore the yes’ nos for inverting.

Can you do this:

How To Clear Motor Alarms On Onefinity Elite Masso. FAQ

If you have issue with alarms on the motor or control screen or axis are counting down but not moving, try the following: Special Notes: Before doing anything, ensure you blow out each light sensor. Dust build up can affect the light sensing. Use compressed air and a microfiber towel to clean. Direct sunlight can also affect the light sensors. Ensure no direct sunlight is shining in any of the 4 homing sensors. F1 Settings Clearing. Ensure all axes are away from the homing sensors by 2 o…

[Loopback77]

Thanks for your help! In case anyone else has this problem and they’re still stuck after following the advice above, this is what my issue was:

I sent a video of the machine trying to home and tripping the z axis alarm. Onefinity technical support noticed that it tried to home z fast. I had used the settings I’d seen in a YouTube video to set the homing speed and had it too fast. I backed it off a bit and now it homes just fine.