Homing Issue - How to assign endstop pins

[Bomb Vapes]

Currently running a CTC Bizer on Sailfish 7.7.

My X axis doesn’t home all the way when homing all from the printer menu or slicer. Y and Z home to the switch, but the carriage on X stops as soon as the Y endstop is activated. I’ve tested all switches and cables, all wiring on the mainboard, but can’t see the problem. Odd things is, I can jog all axes without an issue, even if I hit the Y endstop while jogging X it has no effect.

Seeing as I’m unable to fix what I think may be a hardware issue, how would I go about assigning my X or Y min pins to replace the X/Y max in Sailfish?

[Dan Newman]

1. You could switch to using the alternate X endstop and then invert the
X axis (by rotating the X motor connector at the motherboard while the
power is off).
2. To actually change the pin assignments, you need to recompile the
firmware.

Dan