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    • ernstcundefined
      ernstc
      last edited by ernstc

      My configuration is Duet3 + Raspberry + RRF 3.0 (2020-01-03b3).

      In the beginning my mesh grid settings were:
      M557 X38:268 Y61:254 S40.0:40.0

      I changed the mesh grid in config.g as below:
      M557 X38:268 Y61:254 S80.0:80.0

      The problem is that when I home Z, the mesh grid is restored to the old values with spacing 40.0 instead of 80.0. I can't find any *.g file with an M557 command.

      Where are stored configuration files in the SD of the Rasperry? Can't find them either navigating in the file system.

      Thanks.

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      • gtj0undefined
        gtj0 @ernstc
        last edited by

        @ernstc They're in /opt/dsf/sd.

        You may want to consider upgrading to the latest versions. There have been LOTS of changes/fixes since the version you're running.

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        • dc42undefined
          dc42 administrators @ernstc
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          @ernstc said in Mesh grid (557) restored to old value after homing Z:

          The problem is that when I home Z, the mesh grid is restored to the old values with spacing 40.0 instead of 80.0. I can't find any *.g file with an M557 command.

          Do you have a G29 S1 command in homez.g to load an existing height map? If so, that will reset the grid to match the one in the height map.

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          • ernstcundefined
            ernstc @dc42
            last edited by

            @dc42 Yes, I have. Thanks!

            So, the solution is to change the grid and then execute the mesh bed probing, so that the height map file is updated.

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