@tomasl For example configurations, see https://docs.duet3d.com/User_manual/Machine_configuration/Configuration_cartesian#homing-z

Ian

Standard RepRap should be fine.

@e4d The way it is working is as intended (at least it is how it is coded and documented). So I'm afraid that your understanding does not match the current implementation (though arguably the way you expect it to work would perhaps be better).

From the docs:

The requested PWM value (S parameter) is scaled to be between 0 and X parameter value, and rounded up to the minimum

and from the code:

reqVal = (val <= 0.0) ? 0.0 : max<float>(val * maxVal, minVal); // scale the requested PWM by the maximum, enforce the minimum

https://github.com/Duet3D/DuetWebControl/blob/master/src/components/panels/FanPanel.vue#L64

So basically it takes the requested value (0.0...1.0) and scales that by the maximum set value, it then compares that with the minimum set value and uses the larger of the two.

I'm not totally sure why the current implementation is the way it is, there may be a good reason. Perhaps @dc42 would like to comment.

It worked at 80°, problem solved.

There was some extra code in the start code section that somehow got put back after I deleted it.. I edited the gcode to verify it wasw gone and printer is much better now/ Thanks!

@dc42 we investigated a little in the direction you pointed us and solved the problem. It wasn't reporting alerts on position errors, now it does and we can handle them and do what we need when it happens.

Thank you very much.

@pxp11 Welcome to my world! I don't have an IDEX but I've been using multi-input hot ends for years (my current one has 6 inputs) and still make mistakes when assigning extruders to tools or when changing mixing ratios.

@tecno Yes I read the documentation, then I was instructed on another forum that I need to do an M500 command, obviously that was not correct.

@tomasl said in Bed leveling problems:

@norder
Will do, thanks.

very gladly

@t3p3tony Ok great, thanks.

Corrado

@gloomyandy With the stock setup on my E5+ I would increase the Z offset depending on layer height so as to not squish the first layer too much. Don't know if your familiar with the stock Creality firmware for E5+ but there was a menu while printing to adjust Z offset, which I would tweak to get the right adhesion without smushing things. Since RRF offers neat customizable functionality, I am aiming to automate what I previously did manually.

The probe offset variable I have puts my nozzle an appropriate distance for printing a "standard" first layer without overly squishing. I probably will need to tweak the way the offset is calculated but the general theory being with this when I print larger layer heights , the Z offset will adjust automatically to get good adhesion without the nozzle being too close.

@doc-savage Was this part of a CNC purchase or just the duet board on its own? If the former then Ooznest wouldn't have configured it.

@dc42 ok thanks, we will use multiplier.

@aodrennn when i've used one, i've used the VIN and GND connections on the far left. I don't think they die that easily

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@e4d rename the daemon.g file and then you should be able to edit it

@phaedrux Thanks for clarifying that