Closed Schallabajzr closed 4 years ago
Also happens when triggering ABL from printer menu.
Knows issue. @Sebazzz it is the same issue as I opend earlyer. If you home between, it is working. A simple work around is setting this up in the firmware. (Probe failed = 1 retry with home between). This was for me the solution.
Note: the printer is only showing an error with probing. I see that (a plugin with octoprint?) is sending the M112 code.
Please collect logging via M111 S247
to better see what is going on. Also that a video of the issue please.
Homing and retrying does not make sense, the probe is tared every time a Z-direction move is made. It would not make sense to home it, that would make even more variables go into play. I suggest to modify the sensitivity of your strain gauge and remove any non-stock bowden clips.
@Sebazzz https://marlinfw.org/docs/gcode/G029-abl.html
The printer must be homed with G28 before G29.
Will provide a log as soon as I finish reassembling my hot end.
@Ranney1 Yes that is BedVisualiser plugin. And the gcode I posted is the code that it executes to generate the mesh.
@Sebazzz https://marlinfw.org/docs/gcode/G029-abl.html
The printer must be homed with G28 before G29.
Will provide a log as soon as I finish reassembling my hot end.
I understand, but we're doing the same as Creality: Check if the position of all axis are known, if they are, we home the Z only, otherwise we do a regular home of all axes.
@Sebazzz is that really safe? What is I move the bed?
I don't have expertise in 3d printers but I imagine X Y Z are calculated via odometry? I can imagine a situation when the saved coordinates are just wrong in the printer settings, bed leveling thinks X and Y are homed and fails.
... just trying to say there is so much potential to fail and hard to debug if anything messes with the internal X Y. I mean that is the whole point why Roombas use SLAM, and I have learned to never just trust coordinates.
Video of the error. The jumps are pauses in video to reduce file size.
https://1drv.ms/v/s!Ai7k4vIftfUfhYQFZXu-RbJnNXJ98Q?e=54n9Rw
And the log from OctoPrint terminal:
Recv: echo:busy: processing Recv: T:116.14 /120.00 B:49.72 /50.00 @:57 B@:21 Recv: T:116.01 /120.00 B:49.74 /50.00 @:59 B@:18 W:1 Recv: T:115.95 /120.00 B:49.74 /50.00 @:59 B@:18 W:0 Recv: echo:busy: processing Recv: T:115.88 /120.00 B:49.74 /50.00 @:60 B@:18 Recv: Opto switch says: 1 Recv: FIX_MOUNTED_PROBE: Preparing for next probe tare Recv: echo:busy: processing Recv: T:115.98 /120.00 B:49.74 /50.00 @:58 B@:19 Recv: Error:Probing Failed Changing monitoring state from "Operational" to "Error: Probing Failed" Send: M112 Send: N3 M112*34 Send: N4 M104 T0 S0*37 Send: N5 M140 S0*96 Changing monitoring state from "Error: Probing Failed" to "Offline (Error: Probing Failed)" Connection closed, closing down monitor
@Ranney1
Note: the printer is only showing an error with probing. I see that (a plugin with octoprint?) is sending the M112 code.
I looked through my plugins and can't find what sends the M112. Is there a way to see that?
Connect to your computer to make sure Octoprint is not the problem (for the record: I don't think it is).
@Sebazzz full log you requested M111 S247 LOG.txt
Connect to your computer to make sure Octoprint is not the problem (for the record: I don't think it is).
Without OctoPrint it doesn't crash with M112. It gets stuck on 2nd bed leveling and never moves to point 1.
So you only have this issue when leveling from Octoprint or another host?
@Sebazzz I mean it doesn't work with no hosts connected. It just gets stuck on 1st point of 2nd leveling, instead of Octoprint catching the error and sending an M112.
I have waited for 15 minutes to see if it will move if I press ABL back to back (the printer screen) and it didn't.
The only difference is that Octoprint recognizes the error and shuts down the printer instead of leaving it hanging. Don't know if that is stock or a plugin, but either way it is a bug.
In the log you provided I don't see a G29 failing. I see a homing and successful leveling procedure.
In the log you provided I don't see a G29 failing. I see a homing and successful leveling procedure.
I didn't look at the log it is possible I exported it wrong. Will try again after my current print finishes.
All I can tell you currently is that if you press ABL for the 2nd time in a row it never goes through the 16 points and is stuck at the "waiting for temperature to reach screen". If I use my Octoprint instead of waiting it crashes with a M112 command.
I've got the same experience but have a workaround. Later today I will undo the workaround and compile some debugging firmware. Maybe that I can reproduce it and provide logging.
@ZanSchaffer i will check te plugin list later (when I am at home). Normally, M112 is a manual emergency stop. An app can trigger this also.
For me, I have made a loop:
Maybe that an app you have Installed what is triggering this. (You can retry when disabling all plugins, but this wil not fix the problem.
@ZanSchaffer i will check te plugin list later (when I am at home). Normally, M112 is a manual emergency stop. An app can trigger this also.
For me, I have made a loop:
- serial connection closed => power printer off
- temp out of range => M112 ==> power printer off
- printer report fault => M112 ==> printer power off
Maybe that an app you have Installed what is triggering this. (You can retry when disabling all plugins, but this wil not fix the problem.
I am fine and prefer it working like this to be honest (printer report fault => M112 ==> printer power off) . It is fine if I only level it once so the printer is usable. But it is still an issue and I think others will have the same problem. Especially because it can be reproduced on the machine without any hosts.
firmware-20201108-112356-hotfix1.zip firmware-20201108-125953-hotfix2.zip
Either of these might fix the issue for you.
@Sebazzz
hotfix 2 same problem
Recv: T:114.72 /120.00 B:49.85 /50.00 @:63 B@:14 W:0 Recv: echo:busy: processing Recv: FIX_MOUNTED_PROBE: Disabling probe Recv: FIX_MOUNTED_PROBE: Taring the probe Recv: echo:busy: processing Recv: echo:busy: processing Recv: Opto switch says: 0 Recv: echo:busy: processing Recv: echo:busy: processing Recv: Error:Probing Failed Changing monitoring state from "Operational" to "Error: Probing Failed" Send: M112 Send: N2 M112*35 Send: N3 M104 T0 S0*34 Send: N4 M140 S0*97 Changing monitoring state from "Error: Probing Failed" to "Offline (Error: Probing Failed)" Connection closed, closing down monitor
Please check the section on reporting issues for collecting a full log: https://github.com/CR6Community/Marlin/releases/tag/v2.0.7.1-cr6-community-release-4-alpha
Please save and log files and attach it.
Please also try these steps: https://github.com/CR6Community/Marlin/issues/41#issuecomment-723511715
Please check the section on reporting issues for collecting a full log: https://github.com/CR6Community/Marlin/releases/tag/v2.0.7.1-cr6-community-release-4-alpha
Please save and log files and attach it.
Please also try these steps: #41 (comment)
I tried it again and it worked for some reason (multiple tests). Consider issue closed with hotfix 2. Thank you.
Glad to hear it. Thank you.
Bug Description
When I try to level the second time (within the same power cycle) it crashes with M112 Shutdown on the screen.
Recv: Opto switch says: 1 Recv: FIX_MOUNTED_PROBE: Preparing for next probe tare Recv: echo:busy: processing Recv: Error:Probing Failed Changing monitoring state from "Operational" to "Error: Probing Failed" Send: M112 Send: N3 M112*34 Send: N4 M104 T0 S0*37 Send: N5 M140 S0*96 Changing monitoring state from "Error: Probing Failed" to "Offline (Error: Probing Failed)" Connection closed, closing down monitor
My Configurations
Alpha 5 and newest screen firmware
Steps to Reproduce
My leveling code:
M155 S30 ; set temperature reporting delay, use a value longer than the time it takes for your leveling command to complete. @BEDLEVELVISUALIZER ; instruct plugin to start recording responses from printer. G28 ; home G29 T ; report the bed leveling mesh points. M155 S3 ; set the temperature reporting delay back to a shorter time span.
Expected behavior: Ability to ABL during same power cycle.
Actual behavior: Crashes on 2nd run.