Hello,
I recently assembled the Geeetech I3 Pro B, and a strange problem occurs.
If I move the extruder with manual motion via the Repetier user interface, lets say by "1" in X- or Y-axis, the extruder moves 1mm (as it should). If I move the Z axis by "1", it moves 1 centimeter!
I checked the G-Code, which looks fine. But printing is obviously not possible with this issue.
Can you help me with this?
I am using Repetier 2.1.6. My firmware version of the printer is V1.0.05.
Thank you very much for any help!
X and Y axis move in mm, Z axis in centimeters
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Re: X and Y axis move in mm, Z axis in centimeters
Mine is doing this after getting it hooked up. Did you find a fix?
Re: X and Y axis move in mm, Z axis in centimeters
Is it moving 10mm or 6mm? You get a 6mm movement for a 1mm input if you’ve got the wrong Z stepper value for your type of lead screw. the fix is very simple.
This post explains:
http://www.geeetech.com/forum/viewtopic ... 66&t=69776
If you are still unsure which lead screw you have then when you have completed the installation, use the Repetier Host printer command to advance the Z height by 10mm. If it moves more like 60mm you will need to modify the GCode to change the default from 2560 to 400.
Simply enter the following codes [not the words in square brackets] into the Gcode Send line on the Repetier print page. Make sure you only use CAPITALS for Gcodes !
M92 Z400 [to set the parameter]
M500 [to save to EEPROM]
M501 [to restore what’s been saved]
M503 [to check M92 line is saved]
This post explains:
http://www.geeetech.com/forum/viewtopic ... 66&t=69776
If you are still unsure which lead screw you have then when you have completed the installation, use the Repetier Host printer command to advance the Z height by 10mm. If it moves more like 60mm you will need to modify the GCode to change the default from 2560 to 400.
Simply enter the following codes [not the words in square brackets] into the Gcode Send line on the Repetier print page. Make sure you only use CAPITALS for Gcodes !
M92 Z400 [to set the parameter]
M500 [to save to EEPROM]
M501 [to restore what’s been saved]
M503 [to check M92 line is saved]
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Re: X and Y axis move in mm, Z axis in centimeters
thank you for the reply I will make sure and check that.