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Remove the white plastic springs. Stretching one side at a time to release the ball on the spring. Set aside.
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Pull each ball joint, unsnapping the arm from the ball studs.
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Save arms just in case you need to return to a stock configuration.
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Snap all six new carbon fiber arms.
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Install the six white plastic ball springs.
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Connect to the printer and navigate to Settings>System Editor
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Delete the following files:
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config-override.g
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heightmap.csv
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Settings>System Editor
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Edit config.g - locate line M665, usually about 10 or 12 lines down.
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Artemis 300 set L to 340.5 (L340.5)
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RostockMAX v3.2 AND v4 machines set L to 340.5 and H to 350.
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If you do not change the H value, the machine will crash into the glass before being able to probe. The carbon fiber arms are longer than stock arms, shortening the max Z length.
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The arm length value is a starting point. Although the arms are made in a precision jig, there may be variances and this value may need to be slightly adjusted if you are looking to print parts with specific size values. Adjusting and re-calibrating may be needed to tweak the final print size output.
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Save and reset, reboot, or power cycle the printer
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Prepare for probing by clearing the nozzle and print bed as usual
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Click the macro 'First Probe'
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Wait for completion.
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Remember DO NOT use the button labeled "Auto Delta Calibration" Instead we use the macros we wrote.
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Remember NEVER use software auto leveling in any slicing software. Auto leveling and calibration is performed by the firmware on ALL SeeMeCNC 3D printers.
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Remember when cleaning glass or changing a nozzle to use "Probe Autolevel" calibration macro.
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The "Probe Autolevel" macro calibrate your printer using SeeMeCNC developed g-code.
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