What firmware are you running?
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It's running a version of marlin 2.xx, but it's a build made by anycubic themselves, so I'm not sure about the specific version it's based on or the detailed config.
I was hoping you’re on Klipper 😅 not sure what to do honestly, but idk if it’s worth troubling yourself with 5mm haha
Turns out SW end-stops got enabled by a FW update i did. I just disabled them, and now I can move beyond the bed size.
Good to hear :)
Its an issue since my custom g-code to wipe the nozzle before a print (which has worked just fine BTW) now tries to wipe the nozzle on the bed area, but the Z-setpoint is 1mm below bed surface (the Z-position of the wiping-pad at the back), so it kind of destroys both nozzle and bed.
You can try to disable software End-Stops with this gcode:
M211 S0
Be aware though, if you do that, there is nothing preventing your printer from trying to move beyond the hardware limits and possibly destroying itself. You can enable the end-stops again with:
M211 S1
Yeah i figured that out shortly after posting, they had been enabled by a FW update. Honestly the SW endstops should be closer to the edge of the physical limit of the axes and not just the edge of the bed, but since it's a FW config done by anycubic I don't have control of those parameters.
Maybe some setting to do with the size of the extruder? What happens if you increase the size of your bed?
A FW update had enabled SW end-stops, i just disabled them and now it works.
Thank you for posting your solution.
New Lemmy Post: Printer not moving to expected coordinate (https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/11786045)
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