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Right, but since tap IS your z endstop, you're referencing back to itself, which (since it hasn't been calibrated yet) brings us back to numbers that don't really have any absolute meaning.
yes, but that initial measurement isn't relative to your actual...anything. It's just relative to the current coordinate system, so it doesn't provide any sort of actual CALIBRATION.
probe accuracy doesn't really determine anything except repeatability. All those values it shows are just relative to the current coordinate system, not to any particular concept of "correct"
Probe_calibrate is the correct way to at least get started calibrating tap (and then maybe fine tune after)
"An out of range error" is very vague. So equally vague help would be "make sure you've correctly set all the things in klicky variables". There are several easy mistakes in there regarding dock positions and such. But without a more specific error, thars about all we can give you.
I'll be honest, I think it's pretty unlikely whatever you build is going to be serializable...but please don't let that discourage you. Building something interesting and effective is still definitely a key part of the "Voron Ethos" even if the end result isn't technically a Voron!
(and if you...
What kind of a voron has the z endstop (not z probe! Those are not interchangeable!) Attached to the canbus board?
But beyond that, it sounds like you're probably on the right track...
What are those two endstop_pins set to?
a "manual probe" isn't really anything in and of itself. it never HAS results to save.
you CAN use commands like "z_endstop_calibrate" to do calibration processes that absolutely are saved.
Majic asked about a specific config line: sensor_type. I believe you're just looking at the comments at the top, which simply describe what port its meant to be plugged in to
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