printer fails to detect bed upon mesh leveling " No trigger on probe after full movement "
i reflashed firmware n did the installing all over, machine homes well, and z tilt works, yet upon trying to start a print, on mesh leveling far left, the probe falls outside of the bed space and crshes into bed and i get no trigger after full movement.
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sunny-green•16mo ago
you have a v-core-pro?
sunny-green•16mo ago
vcore 3.1
well, looking at your config it is setup for v-core-pro which is probably your problem
which version of ratos are you using?
sunny-green•16mo ago
pff, i think the last
how can i tell you exactly ?
the last what? there is the 1.x and 2.x which is in beta
what's the name of the image you downloaded?
sunny-green•16mo ago
1.2.4 lite imager
that's the software that is writing the image. The image should be called
RatOS-v1.2.4-buster-lite.img.xz or something like that
sunny-green•16mo ago
RatOS-v1.2.4-buster-lite.img.xz or something like that
this is it
RatOS-v1.2.4-buster-lite.img
I can see in your printer.cfg that you deleted the probe section
ok so click on the "machine" tab on the left navigation
it is also completely wrong because it is v-core-pro when he has vcore3
that too
sunny-green•16mo ago
yes and it required it back by mcu when i did so
then go to your config folder, then templates folder, then copy the entire v-core-3-printer.template.cfg to your printer.cfg
sunny-green•16mo ago
i'll try n let u know
then edit it per your machine setup size just like you would normally. Save and restart klipper.
@Naiofz91 did that fix your issue?
sunny-green•16mo ago
it worked, thanks, i have another inquiry yet, how to ensure the right Z level, it started printing way like 5 mm above the print bed.
you still have to calibrate your z offset
sunny-green•16mo ago
i did the Z GET Position, and i compensated kinamatics where i got 1.4 so i multiply by -1 and compensated in the cfg by -1.4
https://www.klipper3d.org/Probe_Calibrate.html#calibrating-probe-z-offset follow this instead
that will get you close, you will still need to fine adjust during a live print. I would recommend a single layer covering most of the bed as a test print
sunny-green•16mo ago
thanks lot.