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--- reprap:anet:a8:improvement:autobedleveling [2018/12/29 00:33] – Typo fix 0scar
+++ reprap:anet:a8:improvement:autobedleveling [2019/04/01 11:10] – [Are your X and Y offsets correct?] 0scar
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 ==== Gcode (only needed if there is no configuration file available for download) ====
 === Auto home ===
-Before homing of the Z axis the probe has to be positioned above the heat bed. When the code G28 is send to the printer this is done automatically. But if "G28 Z" is send it is not. This is the case for some Cura 2.1 json files.
+Before homing of the Z axis the probe has to be positioned above the heat bed. When the code G28 is sent to the printer this is done automatically. But if "G28 Z" is sent it is not. This is the case for some Cura 2.1 json files.
 === Auto level ===
 The G code G29 starts the autolevel procedure. It should be executed after the G28 command
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 For ABL to work correctly it is **essential** that the printer knows the exact offset from the nozzle to the probe, otherwise any correction is not going to be applied in the right place, and it may look like the printer isn't correcting at all.
-If you downloaded SkyNet3D and used one of the example configurations, it probably came with some pre-configured probe offsets and a recommended sensor mount for you to print.  It is absolutely vital that you check the sensor offsets once your probe is installed, and update the values in configuration.h accordingly.
+If you downloaded SkyNet3D (now obsolete) or Marlin Firmware and used one of the example configurations, it probably came with some pre-configured probe offsets and a recommended sensor mount for you to print.  It is absolutely vital that you check the sensor offsets once your probe is installed, and update the values in configuration.h accordingly.
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