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· Jogging control on Cura 5.4 REVERSED
Regarding the X and Y - the Ender 5 is built backwards. The 0,0,0 is the right rear corner as that was the easiest place to mount the end-stop switches.
In regards to the Z jog it is not the direction of the build plate but rather the distance between the plate and the nozzle. So "up" means "increase distance" and not "move plate up" which would decrease the distance.
This is correct and shows the origin in the right rear. (You just need to stand behind the machine for it to look OK.)
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Regarding the X and Y - the Ender 5 is built backwards. The 0,0,0 is the right rear corner as that was the easiest place to mount the end-stop switches.
In regards to the Z jog it is not the direction of the build plate but rather the distance between the plate and the nozzle. So "up" means "increase distance" and not "move plate up" which would decrease the distance.
This is correct and shows the origin in the right rear. (You just need to stand behind the machine for it to look OK.)
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