It takes about a minute after selecting each print head before it actually starts probing (bttpi replaced by rpi4). It might look like it's not doing anything during that time.
After homing, the build plate is too high. Make sure you adjust the Z to 26 as stated in the calibrate-offset.cfg before you move to the X/Y positions otherwise the fan shroud will crash into the probe.
Make sure to fully stretch the braided cable before measuring the 70cm. I didn't and was left with only 120cm which was too short to go from the servo down to the base.
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I noticed it's actually heating the extruder.
It takes about a minute after selecting each print head before it actually starts probing (bttpi replaced by rpi4). It might look like it's not doing anything during that time.
After homing, the build plate is too high. Make sure you adjust the Z to 26 as stated in the calibrate-offset.cfg before you move to the X/Y positions otherwise the fan shroud will crash into the probe.
With the cable support and the enclosure roof in place, the cable loom gets pushed down and to the side. It's pretty much pushed into the corner.
Are the cable supports designed for use with the enclosure roof?
The correct path was all lowercase on my rpi4 with Mainsail OS installed (replaced the BTTPI):
Should we remove the probe after saving and reposition the flex plate, or should it remain on the build plate as is?
Are we supposed to cut the PTFE tubes to a certain length? They curl up like crazy and make the cable loom curl up as well.
Use a USB-A to USB-C cable. I tried several USB-C to USB-C cables I had laying around of my own, but none of those worked for me. (no power)
Make sure to fully stretch the braided cable before measuring the 70cm. I didn't and was left with only 120cm which was too short to go from the servo down to the base.