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#CETUS3D SOFTWARE CRASH INSTALL#
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> 0049:warn:msi:ACTION_CustomAction msidbCustomActionTypeNoImpersonate not > L"MsiInstallDrivers" (2c01 L"DIFxAppA.dll" L"InstallDriverPackages")

> 0049:trace:msi:ACTION_CustomAction Handling custom action > SECONDSEQUENCE=\"1\" CLIENTPROCESSID=\"46\" > CHAINERUIPROCESSID=\"46Chainer\" EXECUTEACTION=\"INSTALL\" > \"C:\\users\\focht\\Application Data\\Beijing Tiertime corporation\\UP > $ WINEDEBUG=+seh,+loaddll,+process,+relay,+msi wine

#CETUS3D SOFTWARE CRASH INSTALL#

> and using it for the next issue which about failure to install USB drivers. To make this ticket still useful, creating a dependency

> It's actually a dupe of bug 34989 (Caphyon 'Advanced Installer' technology It doesn't crash for me but hangs with Wine 3.12 (In reply to Anastasius Focht from comment #1)

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find bed height again using G1 Zxx moves (5.Cetus3D-Software (3D printer) UP Studio 2.4.x driver installation fails due to missing ' ' stub.

paper is dragging but a little looser, so almost OK.

approach in steps to avoid a bed crash, ended with G1 Z0.

set OctoKlipper 'Coordinate offset' to Z=5.3 (so Z=0 is now the bed height).

use Octoprint controls to do the paper height test.

The attached log file was taken after the following test: Any ideas or things to test would be welcomed. When I was using it with Smoothieware I set the bed height once and used it for a couple of months with no need to ever change it by even 0.1mm. I can't see why the Z won't zero reliably. However I only did that because the standard setup, with a friction brake to avoid the arm dropping when the steppers were de-energised, was showing the same issue.

My Z axis is counterbalanced using a spring rewinder (like a tape measure coil spring) so is effectively much lighter than the standard setup, putting less load on the stepper. X and Y I have driven up to 250mm/s and they seem to work fine and repeatably. I'm driving the Z axis at approximately the same slow speed (8mm/s) as the original Cetus software used. But when it's printing the layer heights seem to be OK. The remaining big issue is that I can't get Z homing to work, the zero position varies every time I do large Z moves (to the Zmax microswitch endstop or not) by up to 20mm. I'm nearly there, it's printing reasonably well and quickly. I'm setting up Klipper to work with my Cetus3D fitted with a Tinyfab (smoothie) controller.