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@yagodajm V2. I got it, I have to invert the pin.

M558 K0 P5 C"^!io4.in" H3 F60 T6000 A10 R1.25 S0.008 B1 ; Set Z probe type/mode 9. H=Dive Height. F=Speed probe speed,

Thanks,
Justin

@fcwilt thank you, that worked. The part fan should be wired the same way, correct.

Thanks,
Justin

@jens55 said in BIQU microprobe with Duet Maestro:

@yagodajm , I also replaced a BLTouch with a microprobe and ran into a lot of problems before I figured things out. The microprobe uses entirely different commands. Their web site has more info. I will look-see if I can find the details .....

OK, here are the files I changed:

Deployprobe.g:
; the following was for the BLTouch
;M280 P0 S10 ;S10 is the “angle” the PIN is put in to engage.When dealing with BLTouch the engaged position is at angle 10.

; this for the BEQU Micro probe:
M42 P0 S1

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part of my config.g with comments:
; when setting up different probes or end switches the following files (besides config.g) are affected:
; homez.g
; bed.g
; deployprobe.g
; retractprobe.g
; possibly any probing macros

;==============================================
; set up BIQU micro probe
;==============================================

;M950 P0 C"servo0" ; was BLTouch
M950 S0 C"exp.heater3" ; create servo/gpio 0 on heater 3 on expansion connector

;M558 P9 C"^zprobe.in" H3 F60 T6000 A10 R1.25 S0.008 B1 ; was BLTouch
M558 P5 C"^!zprobe.in" H3 F60 T6000 A10 R1.25 S0.008 B1 ; Set Z probe type/mode 9. H=Dive Height. F=Speed probe speed,
; T= speed between probe points, A10 = probe up to 10 times
; R1.25 = allow settlement time, S0.008 = two consecutive probes need
; to be within 0.008 mm,
;M280 P0 S10 ; B1 = turn off heat for the actual probing
; B0 = leave heating on

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retractprobe.g:

; the following was for the BLTouch
;M280 P0 S10 ;S10 is the “angle” the PIN is put in to engage.When dealing with BLTouch the engaged position is at angle 10.

;P-number corresponds to our H-number while S defines the “angle” to put the probe into. When dealing with BLTouch the retracted position is at angle 90.

;M280 P0 S90

; this for the BEQU Micro probe:
M42 P0 S0

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I looked at my bed.g and it didn't seem to be changed
I checked my homez.g and didn't notice any specific commands for the microprobe

I can't guarantee that those are the only changes but it will get you going

Hey man,I recently posted issues myself with th same as OP I tried your code and it got me a little further but still having erratic issues.

Did you have any info on your code for the bed.g homez.g etc?

Thnk you!

@yagodajm

The last M307 seems a bit wonky. It starts out with M307 H0 and then goes right to M307 H1.

M307 H0 M307 H1 A1396.0 C319.8 D9.1 B0

This seems a bit wonky too. It references two temp sensors but I don't see where you configured those two.

M106 P1 S1 H1:2 T45

Frederick

@dc42 it is not a bug it's a feature ?.

When Microsoft does a update which wipes your bios and crashes your computer they call it a new feature .

@yagodajm said in Dual Hotend setup:

Both of my nozzles touch the bed when I set z 0 and then I run my mesh leveling.

when you change nozzles you need to measure you z probe offset again.

@fcwilt said in Z offset calculation:

@CaLviNx I just went with "larger = closer" - saved typing. 😉

I'm used to typing up (too) long winded reports, so one short sentence is like a breath of fresh air. And I'm used to typing like someone else is going to be reading it, not just me

Glad you figured it out.

@Phaedrux https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZSb0JCWcXk

@Phaedrux What you said makes perfect sense sir. Please forgive me for doubting you.

This is something that person could use in a pinch, like for a very temporary amount of time.

I personally use the M106 S0.5 command just for my fans. I have a 24V system, I just couldn't find 24V noctua 40mm fan that was 24V. I really love these fans because they are almost silent when they are running. They are also very resilient when it comes to pushing out 24V to a 12V fan. That was when I was still learning the firmware and all. I was a Merlin guy at the start, then jumped to Repetier due to upgrading to a RADDS setup that didn't go anywhere for me. Always had problems with it.

I have a few DC Buck converters laying around here. I am not sure how they will respond to a variable input power. Like if they continue to try and push out 12V when there is only like 7V on the input side. I guess I have some homework to do.

Thanks for the lesson on this. I am very new to this firmware and the Duet3D 2 Wifi board. So far I love it. I wish I would have gotten the Duet3d 3 board. But I know my wife would kill me if I bought that right now.

I am thinking this may be the problem. I am using two z axis motors and the left side seems to drop a little. I orders some anti backlash nuts to see if that will help.

thanks,
Justin

@yagodajm said in Homing of Z axis:

Owen, thanks for your help, I don't have a G28 Z in either my homeall.g or homez.g, but I do see the line that has G1 X15 Y15, I guess I can just replace that with the G1 X100 Y100. So knowing this, I guess my X0 Y0 is in the front left of the bed.

Apologies
As @Phaedrux has said, G30 is correct and reflects what you have.

@Phaedrux said in Error: Heater 0 fault: temperature rising:

PID tuning

Thanks for the input, everything is working now.

@yagodajm said in Printer very loud while printing:

Here is the temp table for that thermistor, link text.

is that for the exact thermistor you have or one you found on the internet?