tightcnc/tightcnc.conf-example at master · CrispyConductor/tightcnc · GitHub

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# Example configuration file for TightCNC.  This configuration is shared by both the client and server, although the server
# has the most settings.
# This config file is very brief.  For a more complete list of options, see https://github.com/crispy1989/tightcnc/blob/master/tightcnc-defaults.conf.js
# If you plan to use autolevel, job recovery, tool change, or any other plugin, see the corresponding documentation for config examples.
# The configuration for these can be crucial to prevent machine mishaps.


# Change this to true to enable starting the server.  (Ensures the config file has been looked at.)
enableServer: false

# Client-only: The server url to connect to
host: 'http://localhost'

# The authentication key shared between server and client.  Change this to something unique.
authKey: 'abc123'

# Port for the server to listen on
serverPort: 2363

# Root directory for tightcnc server files.  Make sure this directory is writable.
baseDir: '/var/lib/tightcnc'

# Which controller is configured to be used
controller: 'TinyG'
#controller: 'grbl'

# Configurations for the controllers
controllers:
  TinyG:
    # serial port connection configuration
    # Hardware flow control (rts/cts) is recommended, and should be enable on the device
    port: '/dev/ttyUSB0'
    baudRate: 115200
    dataBits: 8
    stopBits: 1
    parity: 'none'
    rtscts: true
    xany: false
    # Which of the TinyG supported axes are actually used, specified as a boolean array x,y,z,a,b,c
    usedAxes: [ true, true, true, false, false, false ]
    # Which of the axes can be homed
    homableAxes: [ true, true, true ]
  grbl:
    port: '/dev/ttyACM1'
    baudRate: 115200,
    usedAxes: [ true, true, true ],
    homableAxes: [ true, true, true ]
# A list of plugin names to load
plugins: []

# Note: If you plan to use autolevel, job recovery, tool change, or any other plugin, see the corresponding documentation for config examples.
# The configuration for these can be crucial to prevent machine mishaps.

consoleui:
  logDir: '~/tightcnc-consoleui'