IDEX copy on a VCore 500 - "Move out of range - -59.901 366.165 0.464 [33212.731]"
Trying to do an IDEX copy on a VCore 500 and I get "Move out of range -59.901 366.165 0.464 [33212.731]" any suggestions on what to check? I can do a single print without a problem. I've tried different sizes and it passes the initial check but it will start printing and then I get the error.
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you need to make a endstop calibration as described in the comissionning guide
What do you mean by "end stop calibration"? The only section I can find is to check that the end stops work. If you are referring to the z end stop then I did do that.
did you miss the entire IDEX comissioning guide? If so there's quite a few steps you need to go through: https://docs.ratrig.com/v-core-4-0/idex-commissioning
(endstop calibration is under VAOC calibration)
I did the VAOC calibration twice and didn't solve the problem. The suggestion didn't make sense since if my z calibration was off I wouldn't be able to print with the second head. My issue is only with duplex where I get the out of range error. Thought maybe their is another x/y endstop calibration I missed.
please share your debug.zip file
Will it need a recent failure in duplex mode to show up in the file? Haven't tried running it in awhile and I'm currently running a print.
no, just share the file
Maybe a stupid question but how do I generate a debug file?
its in the configurator on th eleft side in the navigation drawer
Well that is cool.
when you have time please make a short video where i can see hw the toolehads move whe the error happens
Will do. Basically it start out fairly normal with both heads going and then the error pops up.
I think I found my problem. I've been placing the model on the side thinking that I needed to allow for the other duplicate to make sure it would fit. Placed a part on the center of the bed and accidently figured out that it worked (I guess the duplex doesn't reset on an error).