Hi,
every time I feel I have set up the BL Touch complete some thing happens. You would consider the printer has a virus.
Last night everything was working and I only had to set the Z off set, so I decided to do that the next day.
Next morning the printer will not auto home correctly. At first it would hit the end stop for x and Y then mover off the bed to y 200+ the z axis did not move.
I reloaded the firmware no difference then a Restore Fail Safe stoped the x y crashing off the bed.
Now x and y home at 00 and Z tries to home but off the bed instead of at x99 y148 which is displayed on the screen.
Can I adjust the firmware for this?
Is there a factory rest that clears all setting and then reload the firmware?
Any help would be appricated.
Robert
Auto home BL Touch
Re: Auto home BL Touch
Hi Robert,
Yes the offsets are set in the configuration.h. You would have to look X_MIN_POS/Y_MIN_POS and/or X_MAX_POS/Y_MAX_POS the variables are self descriptive. The MAX POS is usually set to the size of your BED.
A few things I would suggest for you to check
Are the END Stops connected correctly and is there anything blocking them ?
What is the BED size set in the firmware ?
What is the BED Size set in your slicer software ?
Is the configuration.h set to use EEPROM ? If so, is there a conflict i the values stored in the EEPROM vs the firmware.
Please share your results if you resolve this.
Yes the offsets are set in the configuration.h. You would have to look X_MIN_POS/Y_MIN_POS and/or X_MAX_POS/Y_MAX_POS the variables are self descriptive. The MAX POS is usually set to the size of your BED.
A few things I would suggest for you to check
Are the END Stops connected correctly and is there anything blocking them ?
What is the BED size set in the firmware ?
What is the BED Size set in your slicer software ?
Is the configuration.h set to use EEPROM ? If so, is there a conflict i the values stored in the EEPROM vs the firmware.
Please share your results if you resolve this.
Re: Auto home BL Touch
Thanks for the help. All fixed now.