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z probing speed

3dCase

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Hi guys and girls,
I recently went with a cartographer and loving it. The only thing I now want to do is to shorten the QGL sequence. in my code of the QGL it does not state any speed at all. So where do I override the default 5mm/s probing speed. Funny but the cartographer is also not having a speed setting in its code but it moves easily twice as fast to probe the bed. That is what makes me think to change the QGL speed also.
I know I can change the moves to the new position, and make the new positions closer together, but the probe speed is the one that is really bugging me right now. Please somebody tell me where to set this parameter?
 
do you happen to know if this speed is also used in your QGL sequence?
No, I am at 5 for QGL that that is a good speed for my 350 to level on the first try, do the next check and be good, or sometimes need a third pass.

Here is my Entire configs, feel free to use or reference them anytime since I know I only check back here sometimes.
 
Will do after work but pretty sure all these entries are missing. Might risk putting them in and see, thanks
It made no difference to the speed when homing z at all. I think the cartographer adds code changes to klipper itself and it is not in the config. I changed the speed to 15 and to 5 for the homing_speed but the actual speed does not change. Also it does not do a second homing with the cartographer, once and its set. So I am not sure how it does it, and the klipper people on discourse admit they do not know either. It means I also cannot set my probe speed during QGL, which is super annoyingly slow compared to the homing speed. Will keep researching.
 
If no one knows, you can get to the files on the PI and read them, and possibly edit them but that might be a struggle for most unless you are proficient in Linux.
I do a little Linux at work so if you hit a dead end we can try this route.
 
If no one knows, you can get to the files on the PI and read them, and possibly edit them but that might be a struggle for most unless you are proficient in Linux.
I do a little Linux at work so if you hit a dead end we can try this route.
I also do some linux stuff, I have not ran windows for nearly 10 years. But if I get stuck I have a secret weapon, my brother. He is a red hat engineer and now does kubernetes and other linux magic for the Dutch defense. If he cannot do it I think we are fucked.
But thanks for the offer, it is much appreciated. (y)
 
I also do some linux stuff, I have not ran windows for nearly 10 years. But if I get stuck I have a secret weapon, my brother. He is a red hat engineer and now does kubernetes and other linux magic for the Dutch defense. If he cannot do it I think we are fucked.
But thanks for the offer, it is much appreciated. (y)
This made me laugh pretty hard, lol, thanks for that.
Yeah, looks like you are covered.
 
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