I don’t understand very well what the homimg process is like in klipper. In Marlin, when an axis goes to home, it activates the end sensor and then retreats to a position where this sensor is not activated, the same thing happens with Linuxcnc (I mention this because the homing process is similar). When trying to do this procedure in Klipper everything is normal, it makes the first approach to the sensor, activates it, retreats a distance and then homing again at a lower speed, I imagine that just like in Linuxcnc to obtain better precision. The problem is that in this second approach it is not retracted to such a distance that the sensor is not activated and therefore the homing process is aborted due to this error. Another problem that I have not found a solution to is that my end sensors are outside the printing area and for that reason I have not been able to configure the position_endstop and position_min values correctly, since it is only possible to set the value of position_endstop greater than the value of position_min, which does not happen in Marlin where this value of position_endstop is not important.
When you opened this thread you saw this:
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Did you read that? Or did you just delete it?
Your query belongs to General Discussion. I’ll move it for you.
You get an error massage? What error message?
You also can set negative values if the endstop is beyond the print area.
Please attach the klippy log to your next post (not to the first one).
A request: Please give your text more structure. Such a long lindworm is quite hard to read.
Also see Understanding X and Y Axes Limits and Homing
Likely you are searching for sample_retract_dist
Fixed: The issue was that some endstops were inverted. I already understood how the endstops work, unlike Marlin, they are activated here.
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