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How do i add gcode to raise extruder to max height when print completed?
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· How do i add gcode to raise extruder to max height when print completed?
Just now, jaysenodell said:
I can’t tell if this is an octo to creality issue that goes away when I print from firmware or if this is busted firmware.
FWIW, when I filmed that video I was sending the commands through OctoPrint, so it's at least not an "OctoPrint to E3V3SE" issue.
There is (or should be, this is Creality we're talking about here) a pretty easy way to tell if the problem is coming from running through OctoPrint. Just make a very simple test gcode file like this:
G90 ; Absolute positioning
G28 ; Home all axes
G0 F5000 Z260 ; You said E3S1P, right? My research says that's 270 high.
G91 ; Relative positioning
G0 Z20 ; Yes if it's ignoring the endstop this will make it grind. But only a little.
Put it on the SD card. Unplug the USB cable, then run the file. See what happens. Then reconnect the USB cable to OctoPrint, upload that file to OctoPrint (OctoPrint's local storage, not just running it off the SD card through OctoPrint) and run it. See if there's a difference.
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FWIW, when I filmed that video I was sending the commands through OctoPrint, so it's at least not an "OctoPrint to E3V3SE" issue.
There is (or should be, this is Creality we're talking about here) a pretty easy way to tell if the problem is coming from running through OctoPrint. Just make a very simple test gcode file like this:
Put it on the SD card. Unplug the USB cable, then run the file. See what happens. Then reconnect the USB cable to OctoPrint, upload that file to OctoPrint (OctoPrint's local storage, not just running it off the SD card through OctoPrint) and run it. See if there's a difference.
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