I'm still working thru some calibration problems. But I am having a bad issue at the end of all my prints.
After the print finishes it moves to home as expected. Hits the end stops, then each axis homes. And as soon as it finishes homing the head tries to move all the way to the "+X" max. While doing so the Y axis tries to drive up thru the end stop. Is anyone else having this problem? I don't want this continue to chew up my belt, or break something.
In my Slicer configuration this is my custom G-code in my printer settings:
"Start G-code"
G28
"End G-code"
M104 S0 ; turn off temperature
M140 S0 ;turn off bed
G28
"Layer Change G-code"
N/A
Nothing telling it to do any kind of "X" move
Also here is a little snip-it of the code at the end of a random program.
G1 X10.169 Y-8.256 E3857.78550
G1 X-10.169 Y-8.256 E3859.16208
M107
M104 S0 ; turn off temperature
M140 S0 ; turn off bed
G28
; filament used = 3859.2mm (9.0cm3)
Any suggestions?
Problem with Repetier-Host at end of print
Re: Problem with Repetier-Host at end of print
I had the same problem on my first print. I found the answer somewhere in the config settings, but I don't recall where, maybe in printer settings? It was a checkbox to move to an off-center position at the end.
- dan
- dan
Re: Problem with Repetier-Host at end of print
Ah, YES there it is.
Config > Printer Settings > Printer > Go to Park Position after Job/Kill
Thank You
Config > Printer Settings > Printer > Go to Park Position after Job/Kill
Thank You
Re: Problem with Repetier-Host at end of print
Found it. In Repetier-Host V0.84, Go to Config/Printer Settings (not slicer config), then when the Printer Settings dialog appears, click on the Printer tab, and turn off "Go to Park Position after Job/Kill".
- dan
- dan
Re: Problem with Repetier-Host at end of print
Oh, awesome. For me it was going to the park position incredibly slowly when a print ended or was cancelled. MAJOR annoyance.
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