10-12-2020, 01:38 PM
(09-25-2020, 01:10 AM)cliffyk Wrote: OP and others, there is nothing wrong with your machines.But there IS something wrong with our machines meaning we shouldn’t have to go through this on a new machine fresh out of the box. I have had Anycubics and Phrozens and NEVER had these types of issues.
There are two Z-axis "zero" positions:
- a "physical zero" position determined by feedback to the firmware from from the optical limit switch at the base of the Z-axis column;
- a "logical zero", an offset from the physical zero, set by relocating the trolley from the physical zero and pressing the "Z=0" button.
Pressing the "Home" button always moves the trolley to "physical zero", however a gcode positioning command calling for positioning the trolley to "0" will move the trolley to the logical zero position.
Moviement to the "logical zero" (as saved by thr "Z=0" function) can only be achieved via gcode commands.
More about this in my post here...