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How to avoid Y collision in IDEX configuration?
I had
on V-Core 400
and works with VAOC calibration because during the VAOC procedure, both the toolheads moves away from Y motors.
If I manually move the Y axis with T0 in home position and T1 parked, T1 at +408 collides with the motor.
I’ve changed the Y position_max to 406,
but now the VAOC tell’s me is out of range
on V-Core 400
and works with VAOC calibration because during the VAOC procedure, both the toolheads moves away from Y motors.
If I manually move the Y axis with T0 in home position and T1 parked, T1 at +408 collides with the motor.
I’ve changed the Y position_max to 406,
but now the VAOC tell’s me is out of range
Solution
If I manually move the Y axis with T0 in home position and T1 parked, T1 at +408 collides with the motor.Yeah.. Don't do that.
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