z-homing failed with mini IR

gueee78

@Phaedrux it does match cause I've got dual independent z-axis, so I could level the x-gantry.

BlueDust

@phaedrux said in z-homing failed with mini IR:

G30

I am not sure if that is what I mean...

This is my current Code.

; Endstops
M574 X1 Y1 S1 ; Set active high endstops

; Z-Probe
M574 Z1 S2 ; Set endstops controlled by probe
M5+58 P1 H5 F120 T6000 ; Set Z probe type to unmodulated and the dive height + speeds
G31 P500 X0 Y-42 Z1.45 ; Set Z probe trigger value
M557 X100:200 Y100:200 S100:100 ; Define mesh grid

I wanted to do something like this, I just don't know if I can, or if there is more to it.

; Endstops
M574 X1 Y1 Z1 S1 ; Set active high endstops

; Z-Probe
M5+58 P1 H5 F120 T6000 ; Set Z probe type to unmodulated and the dive height + speeds
G31 P500 X0 Y-42 Z1.45 ; Set Z probe trigger value
M557 X100:200 Y100:200 S100:100 ; Define mesh grid

But if I can make my IR Z Probe Home to the center of the bed, and not off the bed, that would be perfect.

I am not sure how to use G1, or G30 as they are not currently in my config. I will have to look into them. I am currently printing, but will play when it's completed. Also note, I have a CoreXY, not a Cartesian. Not sure if that changes things.

Thanks!

Phaedrux

@gueee78 said in z-homing failed with mini IR:

@Phaedrux it does match cause I've got dual independent z-axis, so I could level the x-gantry.

In that case you could use a G32 in the homez to call bed.g to level the bed, and then use a single G30 in the center as shown above to set the z height.

G32 ; call bed.g to level the bed
G90 ; absolute positioning
G1 X150 Y150 ; move to bed center
G30 ; probe z height

Phaedrux

@bluedust said in z-homing failed with mini IR:

I wanted to do something like this, I just don't know if I can, or if there is more to it.

; Endstops
M574 X1 Y1 Z1 S1 ; Set active high endstops

; Z-Probe
M5+58 P1 H5 F120 T6000 ; Set Z probe type to unmodulated and the dive height + speeds
G31 P500 X0 Y-42 Z1.45 ; Set Z probe trigger value
M557 X100:200 Y100:200 S100:100 ; Define mesh grid

Yes that could work. your homing files would specify how the Z axis is homed. To use a probe, you use G30, to use the endstop switch, you would use a G1 S1 Z move to trigger the endstop. And with your probe defined in the config.g things like G29 that use the probe would still work as normal.

But if I can make my IR Z Probe Home to the center of the bed, and not off the bed, that would be perfect.

I am not sure how to use G1, or G30 as they are not currently in my config. I will have to look into them.

This would probably be best and would be easy to do. The snippet I posted above would go into your homing file. If you post your entire homing files I can show exactly what needs to be modified.

Also note, I have a CoreXY, not a Cartesian. Not sure if that changes things.

Homing Z would be the same between cartesian and corexy.

BlueDust

@phaedrux

I poked around the config files.
I think I figured it out and updated the homeall and homez files

Will play after this print completes

Thanks!

BlueDust

@phaedrux

Good stuff!
Z works in the center of the bed now!

Thanks!

gueee78

I still couldn't find a solution for that problem.

I even updated my firmware and redid the whole configuration, but it still doesn't do the bed leveling with two z-motors.

I do an initial homing of all axis wich works fine, when I start Auto Bed Compensation it probes the two points but then it throws the error message: Probe points P0 to P1 must be in clockwise order starting near minimum X and Y

has anyone got a similar configuration working and could give me some advice?

Phaedrux

Does the order of your probe points match the order the motors are defined in config.g?

gueee78

yes it does and the error message occours even if I switch the probe points

dc42

Are you running a very old firmware version that doesn't support bed levelling using independently driven leadscrews? Send M115 to check the firmware version.

gueee78

no, I'm running latest stable release 2.02

dc42

@gueee78 said in z-homing failed with mini IR:

Error: Probe points P0 to P1 must be in clockwise order starting near minimum X and Y

That message means that the firmware thinks you want to do old-style bed compensation. It should only do that if the number of leadscrew coordinates you defined in M671 doesn't match the number of Z motors defined in M584. So try running M584 without parameters, and M671 without parameters, and report the results.