The Print Head does not go to the upper position, after printing
The print head stays at the position where printing stopped. It does NOT go to its upper position. When I press the Home-Button in Octoprint, it goes to its upper position.
I entered the command "G28 X0 Y0" in the gcode scripts at the end of the printing, as it is already in the gcode file, which was created by "Ultimaker Cura"
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Hello,
I just analysed the logging of the terminal: It sends the "G28 X0 Y0" of the gcode file and then as "gcode script at the and" and again with the Z-HOME Button - only the last command was executed by the printer
Greetings
Wolfgang
Hello,
I looked at the octoprint.log and found messages of octoprint.plugins.fixcbdfirmware, that several codes were changed to the code that was sent...octoprint.log (2.5 KB)
Hello,
That moved the head to its upper position, but it was not locked and the head was moving down.
When I print via SD-Card, it is locked in the upper position.
Because the G28 Z0 isn't in the gcode file, the printer stops by itself, not by any command, maybe that's the reason, why it fixes the head.
I just pressed the Z-Home Button and it sent G91, G28 Z0 and G90 - will this solve the problem?
Greetings
Wolfgang
Hello,
I have another question: I have an Anycubic i3 Mega S too. When I sent an G28 to this printer at the end, I fear, that it goes to its HOME ALL, destroying the print and maybe its print head.
Is it possible to have different scripts for different printers?
Btw. In the LEVEL_TEST.gcode, they only send "M104 S0", "M140 S0", "G28" and "M84". When terminating the print, somtimes the head goes down - but even when I print via SD-Card. So I dropped the M84 command and the head stays in upper position. Then I take away the prints and start an "Home All" at the printer to release the motors.
Greetings
Wolfgang