#Eddy Duo Z Home with Sensorless XY

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loud cedar
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Hi everyone, Im finally about to finish my first Voron. A 350mm 2.4. Im at the Klipper configuration stage and honestly just stumped and not sure how to proceed.

I currently am doing sensorless XY homing and that works properly, I have a BTT Eddy Duo for probe and Z homing, but I am unsure how to get the Z hopming to work with the sensorless XY homing as well. I followed the BTT guides for Eddy Z homing, but they have a [safe_z_home] setting which doesn't work with the sensorless homing_override . Because of this I am stumped how to proceed.

Does anyone else use this same homing config, or similar? Am I wasting my time with it?

  • Manta M8P v2.0
  • PI CM4
  • Kinematic Bed Kit
  • Lightweight X Gantry
  • BTT Eddy Duo on Stealthburner
  • BTT EBB36 CAN board
twilit halo
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The thing to realize, is that safe_z_home is very simple

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It makes sure z homing happens where you want it to (the middle of the bed). And it makes sure there's a little bit of a z hop before x/y homing.

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That's it.

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So as long as you make sure your chosen [homing_override] tends to those same matters?

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You should be fine

loud cedar
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Would I be able to just copy and paste the part from safe_z_home into the macro for homing z? Or would I need to convert it to gcode directly?

twilit halo
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You must deal with it in gcode

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But...most of the sensorless homing macros around already deal with that stuff

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So look and see what you've got before you go too far off the rails 😛

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I definitely see a move to center in there

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That's the most important part, by far. I don't see a z hop

loud cedar
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So a Z Hop should just be a positive move along the X Axis?

twilit halo
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no

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the idea is to move the toolhead away from the bed

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so if it happens to be against the bed (or a failed print, or whatever), it lifts before it starts homing X/Y

loud cedar
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My bad, I meant along the Z access. So just like 5-10mm up before starting the homing process?