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zprobe [2019/05/01 23:37] arthur [Using a servo to retract the probe] |
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| Both of these settings are needed to be defined in your configuration file for dampening compensation feature to work. If any of them is missing, the compensation will be applied through all heights (the old and default behavior). | Both of these settings are needed to be defined in your configuration file for dampening compensation feature to work. If any of them is missing, the compensation will be applied through all heights (the old and default behavior). | ||
| Be careful using these settings, as they may appear to totally disable any compensation. It is advised to not set these until the leveling has been tested and verified to work. | Be careful using these settings, as they may appear to totally disable any compensation. It is advised to not set these until the leveling has been tested and verified to work. | ||
| + | **NOTE** the height_limit and dampening_start are in Machine coordinates, so if you have set Z with G92 or equivalent it may not stop at the height you think it will. | ||
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| - | By setting the configuration like this example above, you make your compensation to be applied for full for first 0.5 millimeters, start to decrease slowly until height is 1 millimeters, and not applied from 1 mm and onward. | + | By setting the configuration like this example above, the compensatiwill be applied until MCS is 0.5 millimeters, then it starts to decrease slowly until MCS is at 1 millimeter, and not applied from 1 mm and onward. |
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