Wrong position after homing axes
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@CoolM8 after you home x and y, what happens if you send this manually?
G90
G1 X100 Y100 F1800
G30 -
Do you meet the points I mentioned?
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Yes, everything is configured as you stated in your check list.
The command G1 X100 Y100 F1800 moves the print head to the center.
G30 throws the error:G30 Error: G0/G1: insufficient axes homed -
That's really odd. And that's after x and y are homed? Do they show as homed?
Can you send G92 Z10 before you send G30?
Change Z10 for whatever appears to be close.to the actual z axis height at the time.
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you made a lot of manual changes to the files from the configurator and changed the order of them.
i would suggest you input your parameters in the configurator again and replace all files with the generated ones.
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@Phaedrux said in Wrong position after homing axes:
G92 Z10
If I run this before G30, no error is thrown. But the behavior with G30 is still the same: Strange movement in X and wrong placement in the end.
@Veti
Might be a good idea, I will try that tomorrow. -
Just occured to me... Do you have a deployprobe.g and retractprobe.g file in the /sys folder? If so delete them.
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Well, that was it. Now it seems to be working correctly.
Funny, as longer as it takes to solve a problem, the simpler the solution is.
Thank you very much for your support.
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I don't know why it didn't occur to me sooner honestly.
This is why it helps to see every file from the sys folder at once. Get a complete picture.
If you'd followed vetis advice and torched the folder and redid the files you'd have the same result.
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good catch. phaedrux
but out of curiosity. why did you put movement commands into your deployprobe.g ?
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@Veti It doesn't actually have to have any movement commands in it. I'm not sure exactly what the mechanism here is, but when the files exist when using a probe that doesn't require them you get weird behaviour.
