The summary says it all. I’m working on setting up auto leveling and having some minor problems, but since the z drive doesn’t stop moving when the min stop is hit it turns into more of a PITA each time. Am I doing something wrong?
Secondary question, is there a way to get switch.servo to turn on with G30 and G29?
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Zprobe and endstops are completely different modules. If you are expecting one to monitor the other you are probably setting things up wrong.
If you want ( in general ) your zmin endstop to stop the machine for safety, check out the “limit switch” feature in the endstops page.
No there’s no way to have your servo turn on automatically, but you can write your complete homing/levelling sequence into a file and then execute that ( or even have that execute on boot ).
OK, Yes, I can have Octoprint run a whole script on a button which solves it, but it seemed like an obvious question. I’m just wondering what use switch.servo is as is since nothing can reference it to do something useful.
I knew about the limits, I just wasn’t sure if that was the right solution, tyvm! (and for all the rest)