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USE OF THE PRINTER
8.2. Zen extruder calibration
The Zen extruder is composed of two extrusion modules to allow multi-color and multi-material prints. It could
happen that the two extruders are not calibrated to each other.
In the case of the Zen extruder, calibration requires, in addition to the normal calibration
(plane leveling and height modification), an offset setting procedure between the two tilting nozzles.
The calibration of the Zen extruder is based on the principle of the nonius, used in the common gauge. It consists
of two overlapping grids with slightly different sized cells, where each line corresponds to a tenth of a millimeter
(0.1mm).
The position of the second extruder (T1) with respect to the first (T0) will depend on the coordinate that precisely
overlaps the other.
Suppose we have already printed the calibration file and the grids perfectly match the coordinate
x = 4, y = 3, so we will have to add 0.4mm to x and 0.3 to y.
The calibration values found must be added to those already existing (or subtracted in the case of negative
values) in Advanced> Movement> Extr Settings
Relaunching the file after setting the new calibration values, we will realize that the corresponding coordinate will
be x = 0, y = 0
Then proceed with normal autocalibration (par 8.2)