Y baby step insted of Z baby step on display
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Hello,
is there an option to chance the axis in the macro ("z baby step") on LCD.
I use a complete different System for my movements.
My Z controlls an belt any my X and Y prints on an angle on the Z Belt. So Y would be my Z and the height of an object while printing.Thanks and best regards,
Ben -
Is this a White Knight or similar printer?
Currently the PanelDue firmware only supports baby stepping the Z axis. If you can compile it from source code yourself, it would be simple to change it to use the Y axis instead.
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@dc42 said in Y baby step insted of Z baby step on display:
White Knight
Yes, its the same System like White Knight 3D-Printer.
I Think i have found it in sourcefile UserInterface.cpp
I will try to compile it and let you know later if it has worked
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Yes, changing Z to Y in that M290 command line should do what you want.
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Okay i have compiled the firmware but the result data are no .bin File.
How can i make the .bin file ?
compiled Files:
gcc builder is active
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In the Eclipse project file on github, there is a final objcopy build step that converts the .elf into a .bin file.
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Thanks mr. dc42 for your fast feedback.
I think there is something really wrong with my compiling settings in eclipse:
and of course there is an objcopy in GNU Tool ARm folder but not on github.
What should i do ? -
has someone compiled it with this settings successfully ?
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I followed the instructions and it sort of just-worked(tm)
Think I got creative&lazy with just downloading make and putting it in the same path as the cross compiler though, as I couldn't get it to work with the internal as suggested. (possibly v2.11 from here)
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@bearer said in Y baby step insted of Z baby step on display:
I followed the instructions and it sort of just-worked(tm)
Think I got creative&lazy with just downloading make and putting it in the same path as the cross compiler though, as I couldn't get it to work with the internal as suggested. (possibly v2.11 from here)
So it's working now?
You will find the objcopy step in the Build Steps tab.