Homing fails on printerbot

nerdiator

M119 without endstops pressed:
Endstops - X: not stopped, Y: not stopped, Z: at min stop, Z probe: at min stop

M119 at endstop position:
Endstops - X: at min stop, Y: at max stop, Z: at min stop, Z probe: at min stop

Veti

your homing files require at least firmware version 2.03

which one are you running?

nerdiator

I'm running on 2.0.4

Phaedrux

So the Z endstop shows as activated even when it's not activated?

nerdiator

@Phaedrux I didn#t move the Z, it's probably just still activated because it's so low. I wanted to make X and Y work first

Phaedrux

Can you try modifying your homing files to remove the H2 from the second back off movements for X and Y?

ex: G1 H2 X5 F6000 ; go back a few mm

nerdiator

I tried that but it doesn't seem to help. I get an error saying "Insufficient axes homed"

Phaedrux

Mind you I only mean the moves that have X and Y movement. The move to lift Z at the start would stay the same.

If you're still getting that error message after only removing the H2 from the X and Y moves it would tell me that the X and Y axis are not actually getting homed on that first pass.

nerdiator

Yes that's what I did. Only for the X and Y moves, but they don't get properly homed

dc42

Something isn't right with your config. You indicated that the position where the X and Y homing switches get triggered is the corner of the bed marked with an X. That must be either X0 Y0 or X160 Y160. Assuming it is the bed that moves in Y and the print head that moves in X, as things stand your config says you have the X endstop at X0 and the Y endstop at Y160, which if those coordinates are where the X is, would give you mirrored prints.

nerdiator

@dc42 Oh I see. I just configured it until it moved to 0,0. But I probably made a mistake with the endstop location. But still, it should stop when the endpoint is triggered, right?

Veti

on moves that have the parameter H1.
if you really have a recent firmware.

are you sure that you did not swap x and y endstops?
what kind of endstops are they?

nerdiator

@Veti They are buttons that give a 3.3V current when pressed, 0V when not pressed.