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    • RE: Working config for sensorless homing on a CoreXY

      I'm trying to set up sensorless homing on corexy I run into bit of trouble.
      I use this macro to test:

      M117 S"Start sensorless homing"
      M400			; make sure everything has stopped before we make changes
      M117 S"Set endstops to S3"
      M574 X1 Y1 S3		; set endstops to use motor stall
      M117 S"Reduce current"
      M913 X40 Y40 		; XY motors to 40% current	
      M117 S"Set sensitivity"
      M915 X Y S-6 R0 F0	; set X and Y to sensitivity 0, do nothing when stall, unfiltered
      
      M117 S"Move Z down"
      G91			; use relative positioning
      G1 S2 Z5 F1200		; lift Z
      
      G1 S2 X-325 F5000 	; move left 325mm, stopping at the endstop
      G4 P500			; wait 500msec
      ;G1 X5			; move away from home
      ;G4 P500			; wait 500msec
      M400			; make sure everything has stopped before we make changes
      ; X is homed at this point, now home the other axis
      G1 S2 Y-325 F5000	; move beyond axis minimum 
      G4 P500			; wait 500msec
      ;G1 Y5			; move away from home
      
      G1 S2 Z-5 F1200		; lower Z
      M400			; make sure everything has stopped 
      M913 X100 Y100          ; XY motors to 100% current
      G90			; back to absolute positioning
      M574 X1 Y1 S1		; define active low microswitches
      

      What's happening is that when no axes are homed carriage moves towards 0,0, moving both motors at the same time. It catches the and and then moves again. This corresponds to separeate X and Y homing parts.

      Any hints how to fix that?

      posted in Tuning and tweaking
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      zen
    • RE: Stall detection and sensorless homing

      When I'm trying to use the macro with axis not homed, I'm getting:

      M98 P"0:/macros/Positions/Sensorless homing"
      Error: G0/G1: insufficient axes homed

      Any hints how to overcome that?

      posted in General Discussion
      zenundefined
      zen
    • RE: BLTouch getting triggered

      @phaedrux I just disassembled it today, but since I haven't seen any dirt, I didn't clear it. Also I read that grub screw should be exactly 0.3mm from flange. I will set it like this tomorrow and check results.

      posted in Tuning and tweaking
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      zen
    • RE: BLTouch getting triggered

      @dc42 Yeah, exactly what I'm using. Essentially I tried everything I could.

      Is it even possible that Duet is not providing enough amps on 5v rail? BLtouch is like 300mA, so I guess we should be ok here.

      posted in Tuning and tweaking
      zenundefined
      zen
    • RE: BLTouch getting triggered

      It didn't help in my case. This entire thing is driving me crazy, it behaves randomly

      posted in Tuning and tweaking
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      zen
    • RE: Looking for hypercube evolution config files

      You can check my configs here:
      https://github.com/zen/zHevo

      This branch contains experimental configuration with BLtouch
      https://github.com/zen/zHevo/tree/bltouch

      I'm till testing it, a lot of problems with the clone. If you have questions just let me know.

      posted in Firmware installation
      zenundefined
      zen
    • RE: BLTouch getting triggered

      Hi @pao_wikhan

      Did you fix the error with probe triggering at very high position? I seem to be having very similar issue. My probe just triggers without even touching the bed.

      posted in Tuning and tweaking
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      zen