After swapping out the probes, and creating the euclid.cfg file, and updating the printer.cfg file, things looksedok. M401 grabbed the probe and M402 put it back. Homing and gantry leveling worked ok too.
The problem was when I went to do a print. I assumed I could just slice and print as before. However, along the way, the printer starting acting funky with the gantry leveling making large corrections. Then while repeating probing it went down hard onto the bed and destroyed the switch.
I replaced the switch and the probe height was off so it was not entering the dock correctly. I went to look the euclid.cfg to make an adjustment to Z dock height and the euclid.cfg file was missing from the list of files in the MACHINE section. I copied over my backup copy of the file, and docking leveling was back to normal.
Now I'm paranoid to try another print until I figure out what happened. Why would the euclid.cfg file dissapear? Is there something different I have to do with the slicer program now that I have an euclid probe installed such as adding extra code to load and park the probe before printing?
The problem was when I went to do a print. I assumed I could just slice and print as before. However, along the way, the printer starting acting funky with the gantry leveling making large corrections. Then while repeating probing it went down hard onto the bed and destroyed the switch.
I replaced the switch and the probe height was off so it was not entering the dock correctly. I went to look the euclid.cfg to make an adjustment to Z dock height and the euclid.cfg file was missing from the list of files in the MACHINE section. I copied over my backup copy of the file, and docking leveling was back to normal.
Now I'm paranoid to try another print until I figure out what happened. Why would the euclid.cfg file dissapear? Is there something different I have to do with the slicer program now that I have an euclid probe installed such as adding extra code to load and park the probe before printing?
