Closed neox3 closed 2 years ago
Please add following section to the config before section [menu __main __setup __calib __meshBed __start]
[menu __main __setup __calib __meshBed]
type: list
name: Mesh Bed
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Hi, i am new to klipper but with the help of community, i have a mainsailos + klipper + klipperscreen (using kiauh) working in a kingroon kp3s (not printing).
the problem i find, is that i need to use manual mesh leveling to calibrate my bed, using the calibration from mainsail only moves the machine to one point and stops, nothing is show in the lcd or the web interface for continue calibration.
using google, documentation, etc i find that is needed to make a special menu for mesh level (also i finded that the menu working system, changed a time ago).
All the example files that i find that uses the menu form : [menu main prepare] gives error in mainsail after saving and rebooting.
The most recent info i finded here, is that in printer.cfg you have to add this:
[bed_mesh] speed: 100 horizontal_move_z: 5 mesh_min: 10,10 mesh_max: 170, 170 probe_count: 3,3 mesh_pps: 2,2 algorithm: lagrange bicubic_tension: 0.2 move_check_distance: 5 split_delta_z: .025 fade_start: 1.0 fade_end: 10.0
[menu main setup calib meshBed __start] type: command name: Start probing gcode: G28 BED_MESH_CALIBRATE TESTZ Z=-5
[menu main setup calib meshBed __zposition] type: input name: Z: {'%05.3f' % menu.input} input: {printer.gcode_move.gcode_position.z} input_step: 1 realtime: True
[menu main setup calib meshBed __zNudgeDown] type: command name: Nudge Down gcode: TESTZ Z=-0.025
[menu main setup calib meshBed __zNudgeUp] type: command name: Nudge Up gcode: TESTZ Z=0.025
[menu main setup calib meshBed __next] type: command name: Next gcode: ACCEPT TESTZ Z=-5
[menu main setup calib meshBed __save] type: command name: Save & Restart gcode: SAVE_CONFIG
[menu main setup calib bedScrews] type: list name: Adjust screws
[menu main setup calib bedScrews __start] type: command name: Start gcode: G28 BED_SCREWS_ADJUST
[menu main setup calib bedScrews __accept] type: command name: Accept gcode: ACCEPT
[menu main setup calib bedScrews __adjusted] type: command name: Adjusted gcode: ADJUSTED
[menu main setup calib bedScrews __save] type: command name: Save config gcode: SAVE_CONFIG
[menu main setup calib bedScrews __abort] type: command name: Abort gcode: ABORT
Ok, what is the problem? that i , after saving and rebooting, always have this error: Section 'menu main setup calib meshbed' is not a valid config section
but I go over there, whatever I do, change what I change, I always receive the same error that makes it impossible for me to add anything to the lcd menu, which is essential to be able to use the manual mesh leveling.
Examples:
[menu main] -> **Section 'menu main' is not a valid config section [menu __main x] -> Section 'menu __main x' is not a valid config section [menu x] -> Section 'menu x' is not a valid config section**
Always the same! it is normal? how can i add a item to my lcd? i need to add the code that i pasted above.
the original documentation of klipper says that is as easy as:
[menu some_name] type: One of command, input, list, text: command - basic menu element with various script triggers input - same like 'command' but has value changing capabilities. Press will start/stop edit mode. list - it allows for menu items to be grouped together in a scrollable list. Add to the list by creating menu configurations using "some_list" as a prefix - for example: [menu some_list some_item_in_the_list] vsdlist - same as 'list' but will append files from virtual sdcard (will be removed in the future) name: Name of menu item - evaluated as a template. enable: Template that evaluates to True or False. index: Position where an item needs to be inserted in list. By default the item is added at the end.
https://www.klipper3d.org/Config_Reference.html?h=menu#menu
but something is wrong, because what the documentation says, at least it doesn't work for me. (also i tryed to put the code in printer.cfg and to do an import in this file of the code inside meshbed.cfg... nothing works)