Calibrate after homing generates this error Move out of range: -22.000 -32.000 5.000 [0.000]

[heavy]

Basic Information:

Printer Model: ender modified 400x400 bed
MCU / Printerboard: 42.27
klippy.log

Describe your issue: I am attempting to create a bed mesh, after i successfully home all, i press calibrate and keep getting this error.

Move out of range: -22.000 -32.000 5.000 [0.000]

i have re-set all offsets, bed meshes and can’t figure out what is
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klippy.log (2.1 MB)

[EddyMI3D]

Hello @heavy !

Please check your mesh settings again!

The probe is 32 mm right to the nozzle.
The first test point is at 10. To move the probe to that position, the nozzle has to go way more left, to -22mm. That is the issue.

The same for the Y axes.

Move out of range: X Y Z [E]

Move out of range: X Y Z [E] Background A movement beyond the physical limits was attempted. Also refer to Understanding X and Y Axes Limits and Homing Reasons A direct movement command (G1 et al.) tried to move to a location that is beyond the limits An indirect movement correction (e.g. bed mesh or gcode offsets) pushed the movement target beyond the physical limits Potential solutions How to determine the offending axis Check the X, Y or Z coordinates given in the error message and compa…

Understanding X and Y Axes Limits and Homing

The X and Y Axis Klipper needs to know from its printer.cfg settings how far the X and Y axes can safely move without hitting the printer’s frame. It also needs to know where the origin (X=0 / Y=0) is. This origin is the beginning of the usable printer bed. In the following, we assume a Cartesian printer that follows the conventions of a Cartesian Coordinate System. This is also the reason why it is a quasi-standard to define the origin as the left-front corner of the bed. This way, all logic…

[heavy]

Thanks for the reply! This makes sense…to an extent. Ill look at the links you sent! My brain is short circuiting when trying to interpret bed mesh and xyz offsets which i have done repeatedly.