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Mesh Bed Compensation can cope with a bed out of level but you are better off trying to get the bed as level as possible which reduces the work Mesh Bed Compensation needs to do.

There is the link to the documentation that discussed manual bed leveling:

Manual Bed Leveling

Read it over and ask any question that may arise.

Only one of my printers uses Automatic Bed Leveling. Here is a link to a quick-and-dirty video Automatic Bed Levelinglink text

My other 4 printers just have thumbscrews.

Frederick

@droftarts thanks for your help. Here’s pics. I have .9 motors on the x and y axis. Lgx lite withe the steel gears upgrade. Hi win Linear rails on x y z.

@Terradive said in BTT Smart filament sensor setup:

@jay_s_uk I have also installed a .9 stepper motor on my extruder. I tried doubling the l amounts to compensate but that did not owrk.

When you installed the 0.9 stepper did you also modify your E steps per mm?

@Terradive said in BTT Smart filament sensor setup:

I moved the xstop cable over to the e0 slot and tapped the button a couple of times. The light flickered.

So it sounds like the E0 endstop is responding correctly.

@Terradive said in BTT Smart filament sensor setup:

I'm not real great with multimeters

To test continuity of the cable going between the endstop port and the sensor you would set your multimeter to continuity mode and then touch a probe to an end of the wire at the same time. The meter will usually beep when there is a connection.

Here's an illustrated example of it. https://www.wikihow.com/Test-Continuity-with-a-Multimeter

Can you show a screenshot of the gcode console after sending M591 D0or M591 D1 depending which tool you're using after it has paused?

I don't think there is anything wrong with the Duet itself.

@Terradive There's no purge line in the Gcode, just a very large brim.
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Ian