Cura move out of range

General Discussion
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I’m trying to configure Cura 5, but whatever I do, when I start a job, I get this message:
“Move out of range: 469.618 566.624 12.600 [-12.961]” coordinates may change

I attach the first lines of the gcode, in case you notice something strange

;FLAVOR:Marlin
;TIME:20590
;Filament used: 30.9561m
;Layer height: 0.2
;MINX:150.608
;MINY:150.608
;MINZ:0.3
;MAXX:239.392
;MAXY:239.392
;MAXZ:38.1
;Generated with Cura_SteamEngine main
M140 S70
M105
M190 S70
M104 S200
M105
M109 S200
M82 ;absolute extrusion mode
START_PRINT
G92 E0
G92 E0
G1 F1500 E-6.5
;LAYER_COUNT:190
;LAYER:0
M107
G0 F4680 X161.582 Y165.795 Z0.3
G0 X153.873 Y178.276
;TYPE:SKIRT
G1 F1500 E0
G1 F3900 X154.191 Y177.553 E0.03941
G1 X154.581 Y176.867 E0.07877
G1 X155.038 Y176.223 E0.11817
G1 X155.558 Y175.628 E0.15759
G1 X156.135 Y175.089 E0.19699
G1 X156.907 Y174.502 E0.24537
...
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Can you tell us what’s inside the START_PRINT macro?

3

Or to save the supporter the ever same question: “Please post your klippy.log”
This seems exceptionally difficult :unamused:

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4

True… I forgot, sorry.

klippy.log.txt (5.2 MB)

5

You mention this START_PRINT gcode in your snippet, but there is no such macro in the config.

So there is this message in the klippy.log

Unknown command:"START_PRINT"

If you set up a [gcode_macro START_PRINT], please do not forget to include a G28 command to set the printer to proper start conditions.

Else remove START_PRINT from your start script of the slicer and set a G28 instead.

6

Ok… Tomorrow try…

But when home printer endstops are in Xmin and Ymax… If gcode file its in relative coordinates mode… Too are outside printer area. No?

I see two options:

  • in start gcode, not home, move printhead to X0 and Y0.

Or

  • change the printer definition in cura, and say (x0y0) it’s in bed center… And how in mi Workflow after homing x and y, move print head to bed center to probe Z…

What option do you see more correct?

7

Out of of range errors are commonly caused by putting a printer in relative positioning mode (G91) and not setting it back to absolute (G90). I would suggest making sure you have G90 at the end of your start gcode.

8

Think it’s solved…

I put a G90 in my START._PRINT macro… And include these macro in my config

Thanks for help

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