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    • Ritik126undefined
      Ritik126
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      Hello, I'm having a problem with my E3D tool changer's z-probe sensor, which is stuck at 1000. I also tried switching from IO to I1 and changing the wiring section, but nothing changed; it remained at 1000. I updated the reprap firmware to check and modify again, but the z-probe 1000 remained. I'd appreciate it if you could assist me with this. Thank you for your consideration! Raj, Ritik
      *Herewith I'm attaching the image of my config.g and the Z-probe(web interface)!
      !Screenshot 2022-09-04 155602.png Screenshot 2022-09-04 155637.png Screenshot 2022-09-04 155655.png

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      • Rushmere3Dundefined
        Rushmere3D @Ritik126
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        @ritik126

        What version of firmware are you using?

        Post a picture of the wiring on the duet.

        Is this a new build or has it worked previously?

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        • Ritik126undefined
          Ritik126 @Rushmere3D
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          @rushmere3d I'm currently using Reprap version 3.4.1. It was working properly until the day before yesterday, when it encountered an error and displayed z-probe to 1000. I was surprised to see that even after unplugging the wire, it still showed 1000.12556.jpg 12558.jpg 12559.jpg

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          • Rushmere3Dundefined
            Rushmere3D @Ritik126
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            @ritik126 So if it was working and then stopped it would suggest a switch or wiring problem. You said an error occurred what was that?

            Also how have you wired it at the tool head, post a picture of that please.

            Also when connected does the state change if you activate the switch by hand?

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            • Ritik126undefined
              Ritik126 @Rushmere3D
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              @rushmere3d I was calibrating my tools when the bed collided with the z- probe sensor, causing it to display 1000. I replaced the Z- probe sensor, but it still displayed 1000.
              Yes, when I press the switch, it returns to 0. 12560.jpg 12561.jpg

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              • Rushmere3Dundefined
                Rushmere3D @Ritik126
                last edited by Rushmere3D

                @ritik126 Oh ok, you've replaced it with a different switch or at least setup. So you need to invert the signal.

                On RRF 3.x you need to put a ! In the M588 command like this;

                M558 P8 C"!zstop" H3 F360 I0 T20000
                

                Test the change manually first, before homing Z

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                • Ritik126undefined
                  Ritik126 @Rushmere3D
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                  @rushmere3d Thank you so-so much!!! This code is working now:)

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