Piezo Orion...Has anyone got it to work?
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@adam2070 Are you concerned about the amount of weight hanging below the Orion? It looks like you are losing a lot of Z height.
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@3dmntbighker I totally agree with you and that is one of the reasons. I have not released the files for the design. I plan to change the fan setup as well as save some Z hight. I am also considering changing over to a Mosquito Hotend.
On the auto levelling side, I am happy with the Orion over the IR setup I was using before.
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Hi,
I am interested.... from some days, i have a Precision Piezo Orion, and cant do it work fine...
The first, i have doubts if the problem its the clamp to hotend, i have installed a Prometheus V2, and de clamp its for E3D... i have draw, and print a similiar clamp.... but i have the dude, if this is the problem...
Second, in my personal clamp, i haved try PPO (Precision Piezo Orion), but he works of strange maner, some points detects correct, but other points, the nozzle touch hard the bed... and could not finish the calibration ... and less the compensation ...
Third, I do not know how to adjust the potentiometer that has PPO, also in the videos, it seems to be a screw head, but my unit I have to do it with pliers
Someone have mounted PPO with a Prometheus v2???
Thanks
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Have you found the hole that allows you to adjust the potentiometer from the top side of the board? You'll need a small, flat blade, screwdriver.
Idris
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@moriquendi Thanks....
mmm .... the mistake is that I did not use a flat screwdriver, I used a screwdriver (star) ...
Now, the question is ...
I moved the potentiometer ...
How can I find out the central point? (there is some reference)
Can a multimeter be used? -
If you look at the bottom of the board you'll see that the adjuster of the potentiometer has a flat side. To return to the centre position that flat side should be parallel to and closest to the short edge of the board.
Idris
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That looks to me like it's 180 degrees out of position.
Idris
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@moriquendi Left.... or right?
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It doesn't matter, turn half a turn either way, there are no stops.
Idris
