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can you please share your config? this can help me too

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One thing I use with the Nimble that others have used is a gimbal to allow the stepper to move which reduces pressure from the drive cable on the extruder assembly.

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I am also curious about this. I just ordered an ir probe to try on one of my printers since my BL-Touch doesn't like the high strength magnets in the new heated bed I just installed. The printer is enclosed and eventually I would like to get the temps in the enclosure in the 70-80C range.

If the thermal runaway condition creates an error message, then you can detect it and make a web call with my NodeDSF solution.
You can configure NodeDSF to watch for status changes or error/warning messages containing specific text, and then trigger a http post/get, or fire mqtt, or send an email, etc etc.

I know that heater faults create error messages, but I am not sure specifically what happens on a thermal runaway - I have found that normally any issue will create an error or warning message.

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@dm86 said in Z Home - Multiple probe average:

I couldn't find reference to the S-1 command anywhere

The A and S parameters control multiple probing. Probing is repeated until two consecutive probe attempts produce results that differ by no more than the S parameter; then the average of those two results is used. However, if the number of attempts specified by the A parameter is reached without getting two consecutive results within tolerance of each other, no further probe attempts are made and the average result of all the attempts is used.

I guess it's kind of hidden in that paragraph. I should add a note in there about using S-1 to force the averaging.

I have my filament in the print chamber which is well enough sealed so it helps keep the filament dry, and the chamber heater is standalone from the duet and controlled on its own, it is linked to a temp/humidity sensor in the chamber which is set to trigger the chamber heater if humidity rises above a certain threshold.

Simple, uncomplicated and just works

@dm86 that agc value is high. please mail me, info@duet3d.com and we will work out how to proceed because we don't yet have the new housings needed for a direct replacement.

@Phaedrux Thanks. I did but had real trouble getting it to work reliably. However that was using a capacitive sensor and was my main reason for changing to IR.

My X is usually fairly stable anyway. Its my Y that I have issues taking the tilt out of.

Can you post your entire config.g and homing files just in case there is something odd in the gcode?

I've done more resumes like this than I have with the official resume feature. If you plan it out and go slowly it can turn out quite well.