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    • OwenDundefined
      OwenD
      last edited by

      If you are saying that the Z movement stops when th eprobe triggers and the result is 1.2mm each time, then you need to adjust this line in your config.g
      G31 P500 X0 Y25 Z0.8 ; set Z probe trigger value, offset and trigger height

      to

      G31 P500 X0 Y25 Z1.2 ; set Z probe trigger value, offset and trigger height

      or send M500 to have the new value stored in config-overide.g

      If you adjust config.g then make sure there is no G31 command in config-overide.g

      The 1.2mm is the offset distance between the nozzle and the probe trigger point, so it should remain static unless you move the nozzle or probe.

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      • Titus A Duxassundefined
        Titus A Duxass @OwenD
        last edited by Titus A Duxass

        @OwenD
        Thanks.
        I have done that several times, I now have 1.18 in that line.
        If I now zog down to Z0 the nozzle is too far into the bad, the paper cannot be removed.

        Repeating the process gives, once again, 1.2.

        There is no G31 in config-overide.g

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        • OwenDundefined
          OwenD @Titus A Duxass
          last edited by

          @Titus-A-Duxass
          I'm assuming that you are restarting the machine after editing the G31 value in config.g
          By your config you're using a limit switch.
          Try reducing the F parameter in your M558 command even further to check if it's more accurate.
          You can set two speed probing like this
          M558 P5 C"^io4.in" H10 F600:60 T6000

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          • Titus A Duxassundefined
            Titus A Duxass @OwenD
            last edited by

            @OwenD
            I am restarting the mainboard as required after a config.g change, but I am not restarting the printer.

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            • Titus A Duxassundefined
              Titus A Duxass @Titus A Duxass
              last edited by

              @Titus-A-Duxass
              At present G31 is 3.3
              So having done G92 Z0, G1 Z5, G30 the toolhead returns to 0.76, I get this result repeatedly.
              What I do not understand is having to enter 0.76 in the G31 line. Going from 3.3 to 0.76 is a huge change which makes no sense to me.

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              • Titus A Duxassundefined
                Titus A Duxass @Titus A Duxass
                last edited by

                @Titus-A-Duxass
                At this moment the printer is unusable, uploading a print from both S3D and Cura results in the nozzle dragging across the bed.

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                • Falcounetundefined
                  Falcounet @Titus A Duxass
                  last edited by Falcounet

                  @Titus-A-Duxass Did you do G92 Z0 with the nozzle touching the bed ?
                  I feel like you sent G92 Z0 again immediately after G30 S-1 returned its result.

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                  • Titus A Duxassundefined
                    Titus A Duxass @Falcounet
                    last edited by

                    @Falcounet To be honest I cannot remember. I did find a mistake in my homez.g
                    G92 Z4 - I think that is incorrect and have changed to Z0.
                    Now when I jog down to the Z0 it stops 1.39mm above 0 and, naturally, I cannot jog below 0.

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                    • Falcounetundefined
                      Falcounet @Titus A Duxass
                      last edited by

                      @Titus-A-Duxass If you use a probe, you should use G30 for homing, not G92 Zx

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                      • Titus A Duxassundefined
                        Titus A Duxass
                        last edited by Titus A Duxass

                        @Falcounet I have both the probe and the Z endstop switch.
                        I want to use the switch to set the height as I feel the probe is not so accurate.

                        I have changed the G92 entry in homez.g to 1.4 and now when I do the procedure I get a constant 0.43 but now I get a report in the console, I have never seen a feedback report until I changed the entry in homez.g

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                        • Falcounetundefined
                          Falcounet @Titus A Duxass
                          last edited by Falcounet

                          @Titus-A-Duxass If you don't use G30 to home, the G31 line is useless and the Z position is set by the endstop trigger and the value you use with G92 Zx.

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                          • Titus A Duxassundefined
                            Titus A Duxass @Falcounet
                            last edited by Titus A Duxass

                            @Falcounet I think I have it now. I have set the G92 entry in homez.g to the height difference between the Z endstop switch trigger point and the height of the bed (1.5mm) and now it prints - it's only taken me 6 hours to find the solution.

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