Servo deployed probe on Duet Maestro

[Blacksheep99]

@Veti said in Servo deployed probe on Duet Maestro:

it would have been a lot easier if you had used the homeall that i posted at the beginning

I can only apologise.

[Blacksheep99]

@Phaedrux said in Servo deployed probe on Duet Maestro:

G1 X140 Y75 Z5 F6000 ; move probe into position at bed center

remove the Z5 from that line as well

My example expected the Z axis to be homed at that point, but since that isn't happening the Z move is causing an error. But since it's not being homed, it's already been raised 5mm and doesn't need that move again.

That ran through and seems to be all good. I'm sure I'll have to tweak the trigger height etc. Thank you so much to both for your guidance and patience with me

[Veti]

@Blacksheep99 said in Servo deployed probe on Duet Maestro:

I can only apologise.

no problem. i hope this helped you a bit to understand the commands and what they do.

[Blacksheep99]

@Veti said in Servo deployed probe on Duet Maestro:

@Blacksheep99 said in Servo deployed probe on Duet Maestro:

I can only apologise.

no problem. i hope this helped you a bit to understand the commands and what they do.

Yes it's definitely improved my understanding. I will likely leave things for now. After a long day at work maybe a fresh mind tomorrow will allow me to get a first successful print.

[dc42]

To clarify one thing. It doesn't matter what the probe reads when it is retracted. What matters is that when it is deployed, it reads zero when not triggered, and 1000 when triggered.

However, if the probe does read 1000 when retracted, then you may need to ensure that there is a short delay between deploying the probe and starting the probing move, to give the probe time to deploy and the reading to drop to 0. One way of doing this is to use a G4 command in deployprobe.g after the M280 command.

[Blacksheep99]

Thanks @dc42 this has all really helped my understanding. I’ve massively appreciated all the help I’ve received.