photon-resin-calibration VS anycubic-photon-docs

Thank you. Those look awesome. I don't have a rerf file and I haven't been able to find one. I have the original Photon. I did find what I was looking for here... https://github.com/altLab/photon-resin-calibration

This one works with my Mars 1: https://github.com/altLab/photon-resin-calibration And this one works for other people/printers(havent tested that one): https://github.com/Photonsters/Resin-exposure-finder-v2

I understand I can't use the Photonsters original resin exposure tool, as it doesn't work on the Fauxton or Photon S.

Not the RERF test specifically, but there are other exposure tests mentioned on the Photonsters github

I was expecting the test to behave like the altLab test on Github. I had the "Use different settings for layers with the same Z positioning" enabled and "Lift height" unchecked.

I'm seeing some support failures and some exposure issues in your pictures (Which could actually be linked).. you might want to use the exposure test from https://github.com/altLab/photon-resin-calibration

If you are running a chitu board based printer, including the pre-update-OG-photon, there's a great xposure range finder tool-> Link for photon, or link for everything else

I used this on my photon: https://github.com/altLab/photon-resin-calibration

Here is a selection of gcodes including those covering movements.

For interest Photonsters have most if not all firmware versions on Github.

I found this code on github from another thread for resetting to factory settings, thats my best guess to be the issue considering I was able to press home and change the z=0 just before printing for the first time, but im also new to printing in general and wasn't sure if this code would work for the Mono.

There's no post, but its mentioned in the Photonsters Github, specifically this Google Docs spreadsheet which has a youtube video link with a brief explanation. These docs are mostly for the original Photon, but most of it applies to other machines too.

Problem with these SLA printers is that they're not that well documented, for the original photon it's known that the steps/mm are changed with an M8010 command, but i'm not sure if it's the same for the S. You can take a look at the default config gcode for the OG photon to see how it's configured. The figure of S0.000625 there indicates a leadscrew pitch of 2mm for the OG photon, so i guess they changed it on the S. This would imply that making a gcode file containing: