Dockable probe .g files

[luckyflyer]

I'm looking for examples of bed.g and especially mesh.g files used by those who use dockable z probes. Maybe @Arnold_R_Clark has somthing, thanks.

[fcwilt]

@luckyflyer said in Dockable probe .g files:

I'm looking for examples of bed.g and especially mesh.g files used by those who use dockable z probes. Maybe @Arnold_R_Clark has somthing, thanks.

I keep my Z probe mounted except when printing.

This means there is no mount/dismount during things like homing, bed leveling, height map creation, etc.

In the file I execute at the start of a print I dismount the probe.

In the file I execute at the end of a print I re-mount the probe.

There is no special probe handling in bed.g or mesh.g.

In the homeZ.g file I check if the probe needs to be mounted if for some reason it is not, and mount it as needed.

Frederick

[jay_s_uk]

@luckyflyer the Euclid examples are very good.
https://euclidprobe.github.io/06_rrf3.html

[luckyflyer]

Thanks for the replies. I'll check out the euclid files. I like the idea of leaving the probe mounted unless printing.

[luckyflyer]

Delete, problem solved.

[A Former User]

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[luckyflyer]

@Arnold_R_Clark The problem solved was a rogue g28 in my start script that was giving me grief. When I found it the problem went away. Thanks for the files.

[dc42]

@arnold_r_clark is there a reason why you don't use the usual deployprobe.g and retractprobe.g files to pick up and park the probe?

[jay_s_uk]

thats how I manage my docked probe. Then use M401 and M402 when i want to pick up the probe before hand

[A Former User]

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