BL touch mesh issue

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klippy latest.log (1.2 MB)

Bl Touch mesh issue
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KAMP installed and using that which seems to work fine for the adaptive bed mesh if im doing a normal print. How ever when I try and do a PA line test from Orcaslicers own test, it will try and probe the whole bed instead of the KAMP and I get this error “Move out of range” if someone could direct me to how to fix this then that would be great thank you.

With the recent Klipper, you don’t have to install KAMP. Adaptive Mesh is now included:

https://www.klipper3d.org/Bed_Mesh.html#adaptive-meshes

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Ah right cheers. How would I completely remove KAMP not just commenting it out?

Is it enabled by default and klipper just doesn’t do a full bed mesh now?

Just check the syntax:
https://www.klipper3d.org/Bed_Mesh.html#calibration

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Sorry, can’t tell. I don’t know if there are changes to the main Klipper code.

Maybe on the github they know more:

The “old” KAMP is purely a macro solution. Removing all includes, e.g. [include KAMP_Settings.cfg] will completely remove it.

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Unfortunately I have the new version. So no idea how to remove it. There is also a KAMP file that i can not delete, i might have to chuck it on the PC to remove it. If klipper now does the adaptive mesh then I don’t really need it, the only thing I do use is the purge line from it that’s handy.

Unlikely.

Post your printer.cfg

klippy latest.log (1.2 MB)

I mean I have the latest version of KAMP. But I can’t delete some of the files for KAMP.

Your log still indicates the prsence of the old KAMP. As requested above → printer.cfg

printer(4).txt (6.4 KB)

Just remove [include KAMP_Settings.cfg]

Ok.
With the new adaptive mesh built into klipper do you need to do anything to make it use it or when you update klipper your bed mesh and everything will just use it?

Just call BED_MESH_CALIBRATE ADAPTIVE=1 in your print-start macro or your slicer’s start gcode.

Make sure that you have

[file_manager]
enable_object_processing: True

in your moonraker.conf

Thanks mate much appreciated.

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