rodw post=271209 userid=20660Sorry,
When I look at what I said above, the diagram related to inside corners.
OK, I see your point with the start move.
But it does not excuse the probe going the wrong way after the second touch off and causing a probe error while not probing.
It does this when its found the first edge.
Lets try adding detail.
Lets discus inside probing using the top right button in basic probe (back_right_inside).
The most important settings to change:
XY Clearance -distance away from edge before rough probing
Z Clearance -distance from probe to top of material
Extra Depth -distance to lower probe from top of material
Edge Width -distance along edge (away from corner) to start probing.
sequence:
manual set probe at the intersection of the edges (ie corner) of material as described by the green bullseye on the button. Set it Z CLEARANCE above the top of material. These can be done by eye.
set EXTRA CLEARANCE to a value that you want the probe to go below the _top_ of material.
(So the probe will move from it's start position down Z Clearance + Extra Clearance distance)
set XY CLEARANCE to a value that definitely gives clearance from the wall so when the probe goes down it doesn't hit anything.
set EDGE WIDTH to a value that describes the distance measured from the corner, along the wall to where you wish to probe. this edge distance will be used along the X wall and then the Y wall.
sequence after pressing the button:
-rapid edge width distance away from corner at the same time moving XY clearance away from edge. So this is a slightly diagonal move.
- move probe down by Z Clearance + extra Depth
- probe wall twice (rough and fine)
- move diagonally to the other wall as set by edge width and XY clearance
- probe wall twice
- raise probe up by Z Clearance + extra Depth
- rapid back to starting corner, now calculated using the probed walls.
- if auto zero button is set set X and Y of the current user system to zero.
Can you confirm this sequence?