Geeetech

correction to my post, pins 11 not 13, seems to be working after I changed max and min enstops to caps, and removed the comments at the start

siam wrote:hi,

yes my x axis is inverted and runs in the right direction if the printer runs out of the x axis i can see in the display that he moves to x = 200

Sorry, can't help you with that one. I haven't seen that problem before.

fragglerok wrote:correction to my post, pins 11 not 13, seems to be working after I changed max and min enstops to caps, and removed the comments at the start

So, your problem is solved?

fragglerok wrote:im a little confused where to find the latest config .h version, is it always the one in the first page, I can see a couple of updates later in this thread but the links always take me back to the first page.
Thanks for any assistance

In the first post you should see a link to one of my posts (try this one). I keep the post linked to up to date to work on the latest bugfix code.

There has been big changes to the RCBugFix-branch lately and I have not had the time to update the config in this thread. However, I have made the changes to my own config and running it without problems right now. I will update the first post and att the config there with the new config asap. You will not be able to use my config with if you clone/download the latest RCBugFix-source as of just now. It will fail compilation.

My initial problem was solved but i have a weird issue with prints sort of drifting back towards y Min .Everything comes out sort of slanted. Exactly to same print is straight with the Geeetech firmware. I know at least one other person has same issue. I'm just printing a comparison piece . I'll post when it's done

I'm getting acceptable prints on my i3 Pro B but there is always room for improvements.

I don't know if that's a hardware, config or source issue. The Geeetech release is based on quite old code..

Hello,

I Have a prusa I Pro 3B and I mount my 3d sensor touch captor and use the firmware on this page viewtopic.php?f=27&t=18263

But now the x axis is inversed so when I try to print something, the motor hit to the left side ! the x end stop min is connected.

I notice the return to home, hit too....

Since that my printer doesn't work, can someone could help me please ? maybe a new firmware ? I thank you !

You can change direction in the config. Please see first post.



Btw, here I have my current config files that I use for the moment.
https://github.com/NiklasOlofsson/Marlin_GT2560
Please read the readme before using them.

Configuration.h should work with latest RCBugFix but you'll need to change the offsets for your 3D/BLTouch if you use the standard mount.
Set offsets to this: I use this fan duct so my offsets are based on that.
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2039119

Hello Niklas0

So if I understand I can dowload your firmware and upgrade my printer with modification of the offsets ? am I right ?

Sorry my english is bad...

because you talk about strip led, but for me what I must do ?

I remove the file Configuration_adv.h before upgrade ?

Thanks a lot

Yes. Don't replace Configuration_adv.h that you get from RCBugFix. Do not use my version.

Edit.
Will zip this to something you could use..

I copy and past your files in firmware I found here viewtopic.php?f=27&t=18263

I modify the offset and try to compile the firmware but I have this error

ok thanks I think I begin to understand, I know I'm slow lol ...

To be sure could you confirm me please ?

1-I download this file https://github.com/MarlinFirmware/Marlin/tree/RCBugFix

2 I download your file https://github.com/NiklasOlofsson/Marlin_GT2560

3 I copy your files and replace original file from RCBugFix BUT very important ! without replacing original Configuration_adv.h

4 I replace the code in Configuration.h: with the informations you gave me ?

Am I right ? Thans a lot