Can someone please explain "set home offsets"? I have mistakenly used it and now my x,y axis is a full 2 cm in from the origin. This is resulting in crashes when heading to the dump bucket and I'm afraid I can't figure out how to zero it back out.
You could also issue the command "M206 X0 Y0 Z0" from the OctoPrint terminal tab. And then M500 to save to EEPROM.
I did this as well as cycle the power and re-home. This seems to have worked for me, thank you. I'm still getting the odd startup crash on the trip to the dump bucket. I'll noodle with these settings some more. I know I can resolve it on the tool change scripts but that seems like a work around for some residual offsets. I'll chalk it up to my noob learning curve....
FWIW, this is a good, fairly windy, explanation of offsets: http://airtripper.com/1799/marlin-firmware-home-offset-guide-using-g-code-m206/
You could work through the commissioning process again but you may need to reset the Rumba to do this. Have a look at this post to see what most would call Factory Reset = Restore Failsafe on the front panel menu. http://forum.e3d-online.com/index.p...r-sensor-does-not-see-the-bed.1120/#post-9842
If you use octoprint and have the Marlin editor plugin you can edit (or at least view) what those settings are to figure out what the issue is.
