Cannot comprehend v2.108+ probe screen use

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Cannot comprehend v2.108+ probe screen use

Postby mschoonmaker » Tue Apr 07, 2020 6:34 pm

I had been running A_Camera's probe screen with some success, but thought I'd roll over to the "new 2.108" codebase (actually running 2.113, as it seems to have more support for my AXBB-E controller).

I'm trying to do a simple 2-pass probe for the Z axis. I have the Gage Height set, Fine Distance, Retract, Fast Feed, and Fine Feed. I also have Enable Retract enabled. I have attempted with Safe Probe Mode both enabled and disabled.

I have the P1 value set to a distance greater than the probing distance.

After clicking on Start Probing, the Z axis moves down, the probe triggers/axis stops, then I get the status message "Probe input is active, cannot probe!"


I have had _some_ success with "Single Probe Mode" (probing completes but does not retract after probing) and even then, the Gage Height value is not placed into the Z axis DRO.


ANY help would be appreciated. Sure would be GREAT if someone who understand this screen's behavior would do a YouTube on it! Short of that, I'm open to any and all help, thanks in advance!
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Re: Cannot comprehend v2.108+ probe screen use

Postby mschoonmaker » Wed Apr 08, 2020 6:10 pm

Restarted UCCNC today, and now it works just fine! The only thing I did was install the UCx00Setup.exe, as I was preparing to make the switch to Mach4 but thought I'd try UCCNC one more time. Glad I did!

However, when retracting after all probing is complete, it appears to retract first to the distance specified in the "Retract" parameter and then to the original Z-axis position prior to starting the probing.

Expected behavior: After probing complete, retract would not be 2 successive moves, but just a single move EITHER to the Retract parameter's position OR to the original Z-axis position
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