DWC UI position updates are behind causing leveling problems
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@3ddevil, thanks for your report and video. I confirm two problems in firmware 2.01beta1 which are almost certainly also present in 2.0/1.21 and perhaps in some earlier versions too:
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M561 disables bed compensation, but if bed compensation was previously enabled then it doesn't adjust the user Z coordinate to take account of whatever compensation was previously applied at the current XY position. Repeating M561 has no effect, however sending G29 S2 after M561 does adjust the coordinate.
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G29 S2 disables bed compensation, but the first time it is run it doesn't update the user Z coordinate.
I will fix these in the next 2.01 beta release.
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@dc42 Would this explain why I'm having trouble getting correct first layer heights? No matter what height I set I end up having to baby step extra height.
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@phaedrux said in DWC UI position updates are behind causing leveling problems:
@dc42 Would this explain why I'm having trouble getting correct first layer heights? No matter what height I set I end up having to baby step extra height.
Possibly!
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@dc42 Would it be best to use the following as a homing order before a print?
T0 ; Activate Tool 0 M190 S[First layer bed temp] ; Wait for bed temp G10 P0 S[First layer nozzle temp] R100 ; Set Tool 0 to 210 active 100 standby M561 ; Disable bed compensation. G29 S2 ; Disable compensation again. G28 ; Home all G29 S1 ; Load heightmap.csv and enable compensation. G90 ; Absolute positioning G1 X0 Y270 F6000 ; Move to front left corner G1 Z0.3 F300; Move Z to prime height M400 ; clear movement buffer M116 ; Wait for temps G91 ; Relative positioning M83 ; Relative extrusion G1 X40 Y0 E10 F300 ; Prime nozzle G1 Y-1 E-0.5 F6000 ; Wipe nozzle G90 ; Absolute positioning G1 Z[First layer height] F300 ; Start print Gcode G10 ; retract ; Skirt and brim gcode ; Model Gcode
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G29 S2 twice would be better than M561 followed by G29 S2.
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@dc42 I don't think that's helped. Is it possible for that error to have propagated through measuring the probe trigger height?
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@dc42 It would appear that it does effect the trigger height calibration.
I re ran G30 S-1 again with G29 S2 twice before and the resulting Z offset is 2.4 now, whereas before it was 2.1.
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@dc42 I started bed leveling from scratch. Ran G28, G29 S2 twice, G28 again before manually leveling the bed, Then did the same before measuring Z probe trigger height. Got 2.000 this time. Put that in config and reran mesh compensation. And now with G28, G29 S2, G29 S2, G28, G29 S1 before a print I get perfect first layers again.
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So is there a bug here?
When I home Z I should have a reading of what Z offset is (1.4) but it reports typically 1.3x-1.4x on the first dive.
Here is the homez:
M280 P3 S160 I1 ; Alarm Release and Push-Pin UP
G29 S2 ; Clear Bed Comp
M558 P9 H5 F300 T6000 ; probe, fast one probe
G30 ; calibrate Z-axis
M558 P9 H4 F120 T6000 A3 S0.04 ; probe, slow, multi-probe
G30 ; find Z again -
@dc42 loaded Beta2 today on my Maestro and can confirm that the need to run two G29 S2s has been resolved. Thanks for the quick repair on this.