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beacon 1mm drop off after install
Hey everyone, so i had a fairly decent mesh prior to installing a beacon sensor (previous probe was a pinda probe)
Before upgrading, i had a range of ~ .12mm and after it is > than 1mm, and it looks like the left side takes a dive. Any thoughts?
printer: vcore 3.1 300mm w/ enclosure 2.0
i added the following to my printer.cfg so that it doesnt get an 'out of range' error.
[bed_mesh]
mesh_min:0,27
looking at the RatOS/printers/v-core-3/300.cfg i can see the [bed_mesh] mesh_min defined as 20,20
should i be doing a mesh_min: 20,27 ?
Before upgrading, i had a range of ~ .12mm and after it is > than 1mm, and it looks like the left side takes a dive. Any thoughts?
printer: vcore 3.1 300mm w/ enclosure 2.0
i added the following to my printer.cfg so that it doesnt get an 'out of range' error.
[bed_mesh]
mesh_min:0,27
looking at the RatOS/printers/v-core-3/300.cfg i can see the [bed_mesh] mesh_min defined as 20,20
should i be doing a mesh_min: 20,27 ?
Solution
It was due to beacon going to far left over x and scanning the build plate. Adjusting the mesh_min setting solved it
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