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). …

Also see Understanding X and Y Axes Limits and Homing [image] cofhal: 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. Likely you are searching for sample_retract…

I don't really understand what the homimg process is like in klipper

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Sineos October 4, 2023, 8:01pm 3

Also see Understanding X and Y Axes Limits and Homing

Likely you are searching for sample_retract_dist

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I don't really understand what the homimg process is like in klipper

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