Topics created by mher

@OwenD WORKS GREAT now!! Thanks a lot!!!

Usually when the mesh isn't being applied as expected it's due to mechanical issues causing the mesh to vary from reality. Usually probe tilt that varies with XY position or skew in the XY axis.

A cracked arm holding the bed is a good candidate.

@dc42
Alright it seems like i figured out what is causing the issue.

I created a new macro and started adding things one by one.
Everything went fine until I added this line:

G91 G1 H2 Z7 G90 ; Set to relative positioning, move Z up 5mm, change back to absolute positioning

after adding this the while loop kept on running. After removing it everything ran as expected again

EDIT:
just confirmed it by creating the following macro. This would just keep running the while loop infinite.

G91 G1 Z5 G90 ;Removed H2 to be sure this wasn't the cause while iterations < 4 echo "iteration: " ^ iterations

Then I split the G91/G90 command from single line to multi line and it started working as expected. So it seems there is an issue with the single line implementation for relative/absolute.
Which I read here we should be able to do the way I did
https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/11662/treat-g90-g91-and-m82-m83-like-g53/3

@apak i have not tried this but i dont understand the function. are you thinking this will allow my fan to stop at zero %?

@phaedrux @dc42
I found another issue when printing in sequence. The total layers is being displayed for the last object only.

So when printing 2 objects the current lauer can go way above the value it says the total layers will be

Not sure about that 10%

Try sending M106 P0 L0 and then check if it's still 10% min.

I also notice that you have the PWM freq at Q150. Can you try returning that to the default 500?

Does the hotend heatsink fan behave correctly?