Moving pen around the boundary of your artwork. Watch the paper to verify placement.
Does the pen outline match the area you want to print? Approve to start, or cancel to reposition.
Once per camera mounting. Put a sheet on the bed and a pen in the holder; the plotter draws 9 crosses, photographs them, and you click each one.
Photo park position — where the head waits for every scan. Move it until the whole sheet is in view and nothing covers it; the position you end on is saved.
Working…
Remove the pen and any paper clips that could catch the probe. The printer homes X/Y, then Z, and probes a mesh across the bed (G29), then saves it. This takes a few minutes.
The printer is probing the bed. Wait until the head has finished its grid and stopped moving, then click Done.
With a rigid pen holder, pressure is set by how far Draw Z pushes the tip into the paper — a tenth of a millimetre too deep scratches and tears. This draws 7 short strokes, shallow on the left to deep on the right, centred on the base Z, with a tick above the first one. Put the pen in and a sheet on the bed.
The wizard probes the Z touchdown height at the center and
4 corners of the bed — like an ABL mesh but for the pen tip.
The corners sit 25 mm inside the bed edges to clear the paper magnets.
The printer will home, move to each point at the current Draw Z, and ask you to confirm contact.
Use the step buttons to nudge the pen down if it isn't touching yet.
Does the drawn circle indicate a good pen touch?
Draws a square around each circle at its calibrated Z. A square centered evenly on its circle confirms XY position; a clean, even line on both shapes confirms pen pressure at that Z.