Z zero problem with new Carbide Motion version

[WillAdams (William Adams (Carbide 3D))]

Did you configure for the correct type of BitZero?

Note that there are two ways to position the unit — fully registered on a corner if probing for all 3 axes and fully supported on a surface if probing for only Z (or other single axis w/ a v1).

See:

Using/verifying the BitZero

Here is how I check out the functionality of the machine/BitZero: first check that you have sent the correct Z-axis configuration This can be easily done by jogging down to the wasteboard surface, setting zero, then using the Rapid Position command to lift 6mm above the current zero — measure how much the machine moved — if it’s wrong: open the Log Window go to the MDI (EDIT: Note that it will need to be enabled in options in current versions) and send $$ and check that the Z-axis steps/mm …