I like how you said that your BL touch has been mounted and waiting for two weeks. So has mine. I started on the configuration and got side tracked a few days ago so I am so glad you posted this as it will save me some time. Thanks.
One thing could be added: mesh_min and mesh_max position values are relative to the probe, so you have to adjust them depending of probes XY offset, otherwise you will get position errors when calibrating the mesh.
I love how well made are your videos, really informative and simple at the same time. Good content, I follow your upgrade tutorials and i'm printing the mk4 upgrade for my anycubic right now. Gold content.
I just spent like 10 hours trying to get mine to work lol I’m using a 3D Touch v3.0 and for me the probe was going in and out fine but it wasn’t triggering the z stop and only showing as triggered with in a fault (flashing red). I tried a 1k resistor in series as the klipper site said and no luck. Turns out I just needed to comment out the probe_with_touch_mode and now it’s working fine. Thanks for the useful information
When doing the trigger tests, is the pin supposed to pop-up all the way as soon as you touch it? Mine does and never says triggered. I'm on i3 mega not mega S
If your board is the trigorilla 1.1, the control pin is PE3. I felt like I was going insane for hours because I apparently have the one version that they switched the servo pins on
Another great video JJ ,thanks. I've got a mega s and I'm installing the ML mk4 carriage. The servo wire going to the board makes sense. The black and white wire that you added to the small pcb; what pins is that going to and where do they exit at the other end of the loom? That portion of your video talks about soldering the header pins but doesn't explain to what and where they exit/connect to.
So following the loom can get super confusing on this printer, but it eventually makes to it pin D2 on the Trigorilla board. And the arduino pin of "D2" is "PE4". That is how you define the pin in Klipper config file.
@@JJShankles Thanks JJ. I haven’t moved to trying Klipper…..yet. My aim is to get the Mega to the point where it is a reliable PLA and PETG printer that just gets the job done. I’ve upgraded the hotend after discovering the limit of the standard one at 240 C :). I have a Pi running Octoprint so once the carriage is up and runninng, i’lll use your klipper video to try that. After that, a Voron will be the performance upgrade I’ll chase :) thanks again
Hello everyone First of all, thank you for the recording, since I'm still relatively new to the Klipper area, I already have the first question for you, I borrowed the Sonic pad from my colleague because my pi unfortunately passed away. Now I thought I would I could also put my old Mega Pro on a clipper. After a lot of fiddling and two nerve breaks, it finally worked. The only thing I can't get to work for the life of me is my BL Touch, which I have with the instructions from the internet with the x stop and connected to the cable twist and previously the stupid thing was running on the Marlin firmware but there was no chance of using Klipper. Can someone maybe help me?
Usually it holds consistent level for a while, but I can just re-do the mesh level if the z axis get off.
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I know this video is old, but has anyone tried the z-axis endstop pins (no solder method) with Klipper? I am having a time trying to figure out what signal pin to use through this method.
Awesome guide. I heard that most AnyCubics cannot accept a BL Touch natively like the Ender Printers since AnyCubic isn’t open source. But you said you plugged yours right into the motherboard?
Yeah my main board had the pins already soldered on to plug it into. I did have to solder the signal wire to replace one of the z end stops though, but I'm not sure how that compares to an Ender installation
Thats a good question. If been googling for hours to find a good guide. I'm not sure if my printer uses the mesh. Start and Stop code in Cura would be interessting.
You can set the "position_min" on the Z axis to something like "-5". If that's the axis that is giving you the issue. I had that problem where when it creates a mesh then it considers some of the bed under the homing point.
I followed this video very closely and everything is working but I have one problem. The nozzle priming at the beginning of the print is now right in the middle of the bed rather than on the edge like it was before. Any ideas how to restore it? I can't figure out what part of the config file handles that.
That probably is part of the priming g-code that is probably coming from your slicer. You can add a line for it to go back to 0,0 after homing the z axis. The config line "safe_home_position" or something like that defines where the bltouch will home the z axis
@@davidkinch2100 Did you notice any noticeable improvement with the X linear rails? I'm trying to find a way to improve on my print lol. Getting some horrendous looking layer lines I'm trying to get rid of
@@arenree yes mostly in acceleration. The limit for speed becomes the hot-end and just getting enough plastic out. But there is a bit of a limit as well because of the frame. I was thinking about attempting to stiffen the frame up as well but a part of me thinks how much do I put into a Mega X before I equal the value of a corexy type machine.
i tried the 3d touch in the "initial tests" for far too long and checked the wiring too many times until i realized that my clone did not support touch mode
Thank you). I lost 2 hours with this) So for me with 3DTouch clone the config was different from the author's one. If I followed Klipper Guide instead of watching this video, I would probably not stack into this problem. stow_on_each_sample = True probe_with_touch_mode = False pin_up_reports_not_triggered = True
How you connect it if the printer doesn’t have especific pin out for it, I have an anycubic mega zero, and I want to improve it, add a heated bed and. I would like to add the 3D Touch (I already bought one but I can’t find help to adapt the printer ) Klipper already “working” is install but I’m trying to place the heated bed and the 3D Touch all at same time
I have one of these but it could be newer as it's black (Amazon AU v3.1). The pin doesn't drop down ever time when called for "blue light" A lot of times I have to tap it with something. I'm about ready to biff it and set up an only fans to pay for a genuine.
@@JJShankles Nope, defiantly a fake BL touch. Funny thing is today i was jerking around with the little screw in the top and it hasn't failed to probe after a few hundred tests now?
Thanks for your videos! I used you config, everything is ok in debug tests, but when I try run g28 I got 22:20:13 !! BLTouch failed to deploy 22:20:14 // Failed to verify BLTouch probe is raised; retrying. 22:20:16 // Failed to verify BLTouch probe is raised; retrying. Any ideas?
Hi when I first plugged me bltouch in and gave it power is heated extremely fast! And I changed some wires and now I just get a blinking light continuously. Can’t send it any commands or anything it just blinks and won’t probe out or in.
Question, do you need to tell your printer to load the last bed mesh before every print with the M420 command? Or is it once it has the mesh it always knows to use it?
i had sucess using the probe as the z endstop but my gantry is not level so i have to use the endstops to level the gantry with the motors on and then start the print. as soon as i changed it to use the endstop pins instead of the z virtual probe, my z offset would not be utilized. im not sure what was going on. =\
Im frustrated ithe Printer starts and the BL-touch pin goes down and up but i cant control it in klipper with BLTOUCH_DEBUG COMMAND=pin_down or up :( cables are 100% right and the pins also
Hey i have the Trigorilla 0.0.3 and i have the Problem that my Sensor Pin is not working i double checked the wiring and my program but it stills always says triggerd? anyone that could help? I think that the sensor pin that you use in your video doesnt work for the 0.0.3V.
Im using the same X carriage and your printer.cfg file, but mine doesn't home in the center of the bed. Already lost many hours trying to correct this. It should home at X00 Y100, at least mainsail tells me that...if I move the nozzle to the center the coordinates are X90, Y86. Please, help me! 😄
Check your [safe_z_home] variable. It should define where and how quickly you want it to move there. I have it go to X100 Y100 to home with the BLTouch. If you aren't using a BLTouch you can just comment out that section
@@JJShankles thanks for the reply! Yes, I’m using BLtouch with the same AI3M carriage, and [safe_z_home] its also set for X100 and Y100. Not sure what I’m missing here. I’m using sensorless homing on the X, BLtouch probe on Z and limit switch on Y. Since I’ve removed the DIAG pin on tmc2009 for the Y axis, not sure if there’s something related to my problem.
Yes the wiring is the exact same, and the installation is basically the same. Your x,y,z offset will be different, but that's something you set during the calibration
@@JJShankles I just did some tests and discovered the sensor pin is not working (SKR 1.4 T have an exclusive pin for it). Using the z-stop pin and test, all works. Thanks my friend!
Hello JJ Shankles, I'm trying to level the bed after all these steps, but I get this message: Move out of range: -6,000 37,000 5,000 [0,000] Can you help me? I can send you my print.cfg file
Tks for all your videos i have learned a ton!! Did you get your filament runout sensor that came with the anycubic to work on your anycubic mega with klipper?
It does have a gcode visualizer so you can see where the head is. I haven't really used it since I don't really have a need for it. Can I ask what you use that function for?
@@JJShankles Thanks for the response. I use it for manual mesh bed leveling to control the z axis in 0.1mm increments. Pronterface has a similar system.
Oh now I understand. Yes that GUI is in Fluidd, and I use it everyday. You can control each axis in various increments, and you can even change the displayed increment options if you want them to be different
How does one determine the sensor_pin = ^PE4. I'm using Anycubic i3 Mega, and the Trigger test does not say Triggered, it always says Probe: Open, perhaps the pin needs to be changed?
I would first make sure the solder joints are good on the Black and White wires, because figuring out the pins can get confusing, but here it is. So the Arduino Mega 2560 microcontroller pin mapping is here: www.arduino.cc/en/Hacking/PinMapping2560 There you can see that Digital Pin 2 is mapped to PE4. In this other image you can see where Digital Pin 2 (D2) connects to the board: i.stack.imgur.com/N4s1M.png It gets confusing following connections with all the wire harnesses along the way.
@@JJShankles This is the second time it happened here, I posted a message that included links (to illustrate better) similar to what you have done, I saw the post here, but then when I refreshed the page it was no longer there. Is there some bot that removes any posts that have links?
@@JJShankles Thanks for your reply and assistance. I just un-soldered / re-soldered everything, double checking all my connections, and I still get the same, no Trigger. I it weird though the following sequence reports Trigger, BLTOUCH_DEBUG COMMAND=pin_up, BLTOUCH_DEBUG COMMAND=touch_mode, QUERY_PROBE, but not when the pin is down and I push it slightly up.
@@badabing2003 I seem to be having the same problem. My BLTouch (Genuine 3.1) was working fine on Marlin but now not on Klipper, I cannot get it to probe; it just sits retracted with the red LED illuminated. On initial power up, it passes the BIT so it is not the probe. It is wired to D2/^PE4 and D11/PB5 so the problem is not the wiring. Any suggestions JJ or anyone?
even "3d touch" have lots of different versions, so ur setting is not working for me, I have to use: [bltouch] sensor_pin: ^P1.28 control_pin: P1.23 x_offset: 37.10 y_offset: 9.25 z_offset: 0.00 #stow_on_each_sample: false #probe_with_touch_mode: True pin_up_reports_not_triggered: True pin_up_touch_mode_reports_triggered: True
I have a mega S with the same X carriage upgrade, is the BL touch holder the one that comes with the MK4 mod? also are those cable chains that come with it?
@@JJShankles Thanks a million!! I've been looking for cable chains for this thing for ages, did you find any issues with printing/installation ? awesome video by the way, I'll be using it when I get my probe.
JJ sory too be a pain i dont se your pdf file i have on my cr touch blue,red then yellow not red brown and yellow just dont want to send my printer to the moon tks always brian
Sorry for the late reply, here is a picture of the wiring differences: www.th3dstudio.com/hc/guides/wiring-information/bl-touch-wiring-harness-colors-antclabs-vs-creality/
I like how you said that your BL touch has been mounted and waiting for two weeks. So has mine. I started on the configuration and got side tracked a few days ago so I am so glad you posted this as it will save me some time. Thanks.
One thing could be added: mesh_min and mesh_max position values are relative to the probe, so you have to adjust them depending of probes XY offset, otherwise you will get position errors when calibrating the mesh.
Is there a guide to this? I'm not sure the math I should do for this.
I love how well made are your videos, really informative and simple at the same time. Good content, I follow your upgrade tutorials and i'm printing the mk4 upgrade for my anycubic right now. Gold content.
Glad you like them! Thank you!
I just spent like 10 hours trying to get mine to work lol I’m using a 3D Touch v3.0 and for me the probe was going in and out fine but it wasn’t triggering the z stop and only showing as triggered with in a fault (flashing red). I tried a 1k resistor in series as the klipper site said and no luck.
Turns out I just needed to comment out the probe_with_touch_mode and now it’s working fine.
Thanks for the useful information
When doing the trigger tests, is the pin supposed to pop-up all the way as soon as you touch it? Mine does and never says triggered. I'm on i3 mega not mega S
Glad you got it working!
Thank you 2 years later!!
I am running OctoPrint on a Pi4 2gb for my Ender 3 v2 with CR Creality Touch, I can confirm this tutorial is still working great! :D
If your board is the trigorilla 1.1, the control pin is PE3. I felt like I was going insane for hours because I apparently have the one version that they switched the servo pins on
Nice work:) G'day from a fellow CB printer pilot;)
Another great video JJ ,thanks. I've got a mega s and I'm installing the ML mk4 carriage. The servo wire going to the board makes sense. The black and white wire that you added to the small pcb; what pins is that going to and where do they exit at the other end of the loom? That portion of your video talks about soldering the header pins but doesn't explain to what and where they exit/connect to.
So following the loom can get super confusing on this printer, but it eventually makes to it pin D2 on the Trigorilla board. And the arduino pin of "D2" is "PE4". That is how you define the pin in Klipper config file.
@@JJShankles Thanks JJ. I haven’t moved to trying Klipper…..yet. My aim is to get the Mega to the point where it is a reliable PLA and PETG printer that just gets the job done. I’ve upgraded the hotend after discovering the limit of the standard one at 240 C :). I have a Pi running Octoprint so once the carriage is up and runninng, i’lll use your klipper video to try that. After that, a Voron will be the performance upgrade I’ll chase :) thanks again
Hello everyone First of all, thank you for the recording, since I'm still relatively new to the Klipper area, I already have the first question for you, I borrowed the Sonic pad from my colleague because my pi unfortunately passed away. Now I thought I would I could also put my old Mega Pro on a clipper. After a lot of fiddling and two nerve breaks, it finally worked. The only thing I can't get to work for the life of me is my BL Touch, which I have with the instructions from the internet with the x stop and connected to the cable twist and previously the stupid thing was running on the Marlin firmware but there was no chance of using Klipper. Can someone maybe help me?
so... how do you deal with different height on Z axis after power off?
just use bed mesh leveling to compensate it?
Usually it holds consistent level for a while, but I can just re-do the mesh level if the z axis get off.
I know this video is old, but has anyone tried the z-axis endstop pins (no solder method) with Klipper? I am having a time trying to figure out what signal pin to use through this method.
Awesome guide. I heard that most AnyCubics cannot accept a BL Touch natively like the Ender Printers since AnyCubic isn’t open source. But you said you plugged yours right into the motherboard?
Yeah my main board had the pins already soldered on to plug it into. I did have to solder the signal wire to replace one of the z end stops though, but I'm not sure how that compares to an Ender installation
Hi JJ, any tips for setting up cura with optimized print settings for the mega s with klipper?
Thats a good question. If been googling for hours to find a good guide. I'm not sure if my printer uses the mesh. Start and Stop code in Cura would be interessting.
That's a good idea. I've been working on a video covering cura settings, and I'll make sure to cover the start stop code
Great video. I'm new to Klipper. When you gave the console commands, are you typing the "$" or does Klipper do that?
Klipper does that. Those symbols appear on the console after you enter a command.
Thanks for guidance! I have a problem when I level the plate(bed mesh), it always sends me out of range. Do you have any suggestions?
You can set the "position_min" on the Z axis to something like "-5". If that's the axis that is giving you the issue. I had that problem where when it creates a mesh then it considers some of the bed under the homing point.
I followed this video very closely and everything is working but I have one problem. The nozzle priming at the beginning of the print is now right in the middle of the bed rather than on the edge like it was before. Any ideas how to restore it? I can't figure out what part of the config file handles that.
That probably is part of the priming g-code that is probably coming from your slicer. You can add a line for it to go back to 0,0 after homing the z axis. The config line "safe_home_position" or something like that defines where the bltouch will home the z axis
Love the detail you go into your videos. Would you ever consider upgrading the X and Y to linear rails upgrade for the Mega S?
I did the linear rail on my Mega X for the X only so far. Not sure if I will end up doing the Y. However… a hot-end upgrade might be next.
A part of thinks e3d Herema hotend kit… then I see the price and wonder if a upgrade that is 1/3 the price of the printer is overkill. Hmm 🤔
@@davidkinch2100 Did you notice any noticeable improvement with the X linear rails? I'm trying to find a way to improve on my print lol. Getting some horrendous looking layer lines I'm trying to get rid of
@@arenree yes mostly in acceleration. The limit for speed becomes the hot-end and just getting enough plastic out. But there is a bit of a limit as well because of the frame. I was thinking about attempting to stiffen the frame up as well but a part of me thinks how much do I put into a Mega X before I equal the value of a corexy type machine.
i tried the 3d touch in the "initial tests" for far too long and checked the wiring too many times until i realized that my clone did not support touch mode
Thank you). I lost 2 hours with this) So for me with 3DTouch clone the config was different from the author's one. If I followed Klipper Guide instead of watching this video, I would probably not stack into this problem.
stow_on_each_sample = True
probe_with_touch_mode = False
pin_up_reports_not_triggered = True
How you connect it if the printer doesn’t have especific pin out for it, I have an anycubic mega zero, and I want to improve it, add a heated bed and. I would like to add the 3D Touch (I already bought one but I can’t find help to adapt the printer )
Klipper already “working” is install but I’m trying to place the heated bed and the 3D Touch all at same time
I have one of these but it could be newer as it's black (Amazon AU v3.1). The pin doesn't drop down ever time when called for "blue light" A lot of times I have to tap it with something. I'm about ready to biff it and set up an only fans to pay for a genuine.
That could be the Creality CR Touch. That's interesting, I had heard good things about them, but especially with Amazon sometimes you can find junk
@@JJShankles Nope, defiantly a fake BL touch. Funny thing is today i was jerking around with the little screw in the top and it hasn't failed to probe after a few hundred tests now?
Thanks for your videos!
I used you config, everything is ok in debug tests, but when I try run g28 I got
22:20:13
!! BLTouch failed to deploy
22:20:14
// Failed to verify BLTouch probe is raised; retrying.
22:20:16
// Failed to verify BLTouch probe is raised; retrying.
Any ideas?
Hi when I first plugged me bltouch in and gave it power is heated extremely fast! And I changed some wires and now I just get a blinking light continuously. Can’t send it any commands or anything it just blinks and won’t probe out or in.
Thank you so much! This will be a huge help
Question, do you need to tell your printer to load the last bed mesh before every print with the M420 command? Or is it once it has the mesh it always knows to use it?
i had sucess using the probe as the z endstop but my gantry is not level so i have to use the endstops to level the gantry with the motors on and then start the print. as soon as i changed it to use the endstop pins instead of the z virtual probe, my z offset would not be utilized. im not sure what was going on. =\
Im frustrated ithe Printer starts and the BL-touch pin goes down and up but i cant control it in klipper with BLTOUCH_DEBUG COMMAND=pin_down or up :(
cables are 100% right and the pins also
Hey i have the Trigorilla 0.0.3 and i have the Problem that my Sensor Pin is not working i double checked the wiring and my program but it stills always says triggerd? anyone that could help? I think that the sensor pin that you use in your video doesnt work for the 0.0.3V.
Im using the same X carriage and your printer.cfg file, but mine doesn't home in the center of the bed.
Already lost many hours trying to correct this. It should home at X00 Y100, at least mainsail tells me that...if I move the nozzle to the center the coordinates are X90, Y86. Please, help me! 😄
Check your [safe_z_home] variable. It should define where and how quickly you want it to move there. I have it go to X100 Y100 to home with the BLTouch. If you aren't using a BLTouch you can just comment out that section
@@JJShankles thanks for the reply! Yes, I’m using BLtouch with the same AI3M carriage, and [safe_z_home] its also set for X100 and Y100. Not sure what I’m missing here. I’m using sensorless homing on the X, BLtouch probe on Z and limit switch on Y. Since I’ve removed the DIAG pin on tmc2009 for the Y axis, not sure if there’s something related to my problem.
Hi JJ the github link just says Not Found and there seems to be some sections missing from my own config file
Hi JJ i just happen to have a cr touch that i just found do you think it would be the same concept and wiring?
Yes the wiring is the exact same, and the installation is basically the same. Your x,y,z offset will be different, but that's something you set during the calibration
@@JJShankles great i will tackle it with your video
In my case, with the pin up or pin down, both give the same result on debug: triggered. Any ideia on how to fix this?
Maybe double check the black and white wires. They are the switch contacts, so if they aren't soldered well then it might not be opening
@@JJShankles I just did some tests and discovered the sensor pin is not working (SKR 1.4 T have an exclusive pin for it). Using the z-stop pin and test, all works. Thanks my friend!
I have the same problem as you could you explain me better thanks
@@TiagoMaricate hey i have the same problem could you explain that for me? thanks
@@paccohd4387 Try to put extra weight attached to the pin and in the firmware try to invert the signal to activate
Hello JJ Shankles, I'm trying to level the bed after all these steps, but I get this message: Move out of range: -6,000 37,000 5,000 [0,000]
Can you help me?
I can send you my print.cfg file
You should do a video of adding a new klipper compatible lcd display like the RGB Mini 12864
JJ i need to buy the fan at the back for the anycubic assembly do you know if it is 12 or 24v tks brian
All the fans are 12V on the printer since the power supply is 12V.
@@JJShankles tks have a good nite eh!
Tks for all your videos i have learned a ton!! Did you get your filament runout sensor that came with the anycubic to work on your anycubic mega with klipper?
I got old clone (v1) but does not seem to work with my ender 3 v2 I guess I need version 3 at least
Does Fluid have a GUI for the movement of the head in a similar way to Octoprint? Great tutorials, thanks.
It does have a gcode visualizer so you can see where the head is. I haven't really used it since I don't really have a need for it. Can I ask what you use that function for?
@@JJShankles Thanks for the response. I use it for manual mesh bed leveling to control the z axis in 0.1mm increments. Pronterface has a similar system.
Oh now I understand. Yes that GUI is in Fluidd, and I use it everyday. You can control each axis in various increments, and you can even change the displayed increment options if you want them to be different
@@JJShankles Perfect, thanks again.
i have stock ender 3 v2 and already running klipper Fw. will 3dtouch mks v2 run properly on stock ender 3 v2 v4.2.2 board?
How does one determine the sensor_pin = ^PE4. I'm using Anycubic i3 Mega, and the Trigger test does not say Triggered, it always says Probe: Open, perhaps the pin needs to be changed?
I would first make sure the solder joints are good on the Black and White wires, because figuring out the pins can get confusing, but here it is.
So the Arduino Mega 2560 microcontroller pin mapping is here: www.arduino.cc/en/Hacking/PinMapping2560
There you can see that Digital Pin 2 is mapped to PE4.
In this other image you can see where Digital Pin 2 (D2) connects to the board: i.stack.imgur.com/N4s1M.png
It gets confusing following connections with all the wire harnesses along the way.
@@JJShankles This is the second time it happened here, I posted a message that included links (to illustrate better) similar to what you have done, I saw the post here, but then when I refreshed the page it was no longer there. Is there some bot that removes any posts that have links?
@@JJShankles Thanks for your reply and assistance. I just un-soldered / re-soldered everything, double checking all my connections, and I still get the same, no Trigger. I it weird though the following sequence reports Trigger, BLTOUCH_DEBUG COMMAND=pin_up, BLTOUCH_DEBUG COMMAND=touch_mode, QUERY_PROBE, but not when the pin is down and I push it slightly up.
Could it be the Pull up resistor option with the ^ before PE4 ?
@@badabing2003 I seem to be having the same problem. My BLTouch (Genuine 3.1) was working fine on Marlin but now not on Klipper, I cannot get it to probe; it just sits retracted with the red LED illuminated. On initial power up, it passes the BIT so it is not the probe. It is wired to D2/^PE4 and D11/PB5 so the problem is not the wiring. Any suggestions JJ or anyone?
even "3d touch" have lots of different versions, so ur setting is not working for me, I have to use:
[bltouch]
sensor_pin: ^P1.28
control_pin: P1.23
x_offset: 37.10
y_offset: 9.25
z_offset: 0.00
#stow_on_each_sample: false
#probe_with_touch_mode: True
pin_up_reports_not_triggered: True
pin_up_touch_mode_reports_triggered: True
hmm im getting an error " Pin 'ar11' is not a valid pin name on mcu 'mcu'" any suggestions?
if anybody runs into this problem sensor_pin: ^PE4 , control_pin: PB5 . are the pins that worked for my i3 mega s
I have a mega S with the same X carriage upgrade, is the BL touch holder the one that comes with the MK4 mod? also are those cable chains that come with it?
Yes the BL touch mount is the MK4 one, and the cable chains are another model I found here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4253211
@@JJShankles Thanks a million!! I've been looking for cable chains for this thing for ages, did you find any issues with printing/installation
?
awesome video by the way, I'll be using it when I get my probe.
Thanks for the upgrade guides. Is there a way to use the z end stops to level the gantry during homing, like as it does in marlin?
I would like to know if there is a way for this as well. GREAT VIDEO!
Hi JJ will this work on the mega pro?
I think it should. I would double check that though because it may have a different control board to support the laser.
@@JJShankles TKS
JJ sory too be a pain i dont se your pdf file i have on my cr touch blue,red then yellow not red brown and yellow just dont want to send my printer to the moon tks always brian
Sorry for the late reply, here is a picture of the wiring differences: www.th3dstudio.com/hc/guides/wiring-information/bl-touch-wiring-harness-colors-antclabs-vs-creality/
I have yellow red green
Not sure how to connect it
Klikky props are better!
4:19
affter just bla bla bla.
Mine always reports “triggered” regardless of if it’s pin up or down. I think I’ve got a feminist one
the colors of my bltouch are yellow, red, green