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    • peirofundefined
      peirof
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      Hi,

      how i haved a lot of dudes how correct setup, i have made a guide with the steps to follow, things to keep in mind:

      • I put it here, so that those who have more experience, check it
      • IT IS NOT A FINAL VERSION, IT IS A PROPOSAL, IT WILL HAVE ERRORS
      • My native language is not English
      • If the info included its not correct, please DC42 erase the post ,I do not want to create confusion
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      HOW TO USE CALIBRATION AND COMPENSATION
      
      1 - Homing         ; DWI or G28
      
      2 - Adjust the Offset of the Zprobe
              2.1.- Heat the bed           ; To take thermal expansion into account, I at T = 90C
              2.1.- Go down until you touch the bed (folio)
              2.2.- When the Nozzle touches the bed, set that point as Z = 0           ; Gcode / Macro (G92 Z0)
              2.3.- Test the bed; Raise the head about 15mm and commit gcode (G30 S-1)
              2.4.- Aim "Stopped Height"           ; In the console eg: "2,46"
              2.5.- Edit "config.g"
              2.6.- Search and edit the G31 line and put in Z = Stopped Height           ; eg G31 P25 X0 Y-15 Z2.46
                      ** Record changes BUT DO NOT RESET !!!
                      *** With this we have adjusted the offset of the zprobe with the nozzle ***
      
      3- Calibrate
              3.1.- Edit with DWI, bed.g file
              3.2.- Write in the points for calibrate, i have used the web [url]http://www.escher3d.com/pages/wizards/wizardbed.php[/url]
              3.3.- Calibrate, gcode (G32 or DWI)
              [b]****it seems obvious (I fail in this), but check that the points in bed.g are INSIDE the coordinates of the bed***[/b]                                 
      
      4- Compensate
              4.1.- Edit config.g; This step is not necessary if we already have it
              4.2.- Adjust the compensation mesh; ; This step is not necessary gcode line (M557)
              eg: M557 R145 S15; Configuration for radio delta 145mm every 15mm
              4.3.- Save changes
              4.4.- Make sure that Zprobe is deployed, this step will depend on if the zprobe you use has to be deployed
              4.5.- Begin the compensation; ; By DWI or G29, depending on the detail (M557), it will take more or less
              4.6.- When finished, you will receive a report with
              the result.
      4.7.- OPTIONAL: Test the compensation
              4.7.1.- Using the DWI, bring the nozzle to x0 y0
              4.7.2.- Using the DWI, lower the nozzle until it rubs a sheet (Paper thing)
              4.7.3.- Using the DWI, move the nozzle around the perimeter of the bed, a little separated
                      - Do it in small increments about 10 mm
                      - Always have the folio under the nozzle and check that it is stuck
              4.7.4.- If the nozzle remains stuck to the folio, the compensation is fine, this can be done
              because the compensation also affects the movements that are made with the DWI
      5- Ensure Duet uses the compensation created
              A) - Include the gcode G29 S1 in the home file (Homedelta.g in my case)
              or
              B) - It can also be done by including G29 S1 the commands that the Slicer executes when starting
      
      

      Info is W.I.P.

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