Creality CR Touch Manual
AUTO BED LEVELING SENSOR FOR 3D PRINTER
Apply to 32-bit motherboards Note: During CR Touch installation, remember to pull out the Z endstop switch for auto leveling. Otherwise, it won't work. The diagram shows the CR Touch sensor connected to a 32-bit mainboard. A 5-pin cable, with wires colored red, yellow, green, blue, and black, links the CR Touch to the Z-Stop connector on the mainboard. Note: Each printer model corresponds to a specific CR Touch firmware. Please check Appendix 1 for details. Right-click the mouse to format the SD card. To ensure successful firmware flashing, please format the SD card before proceeding. Note: The SD card can only hold one firmware file. Firmware Download: Before downloading, please confirm your printer model, motherboard version, and hardware configuration (whether it comes with a filament sensor or not). File download website: https://www.creality.com/download/ Copy the firmware to the SD card. Note: The SD card can only hold one firmware file. Note: Every machine has its own operation interface. Connect the CR Touch and the 32-bit motherboard using the 5-pin cable. Note: Unplug the cable from the Z endstop/limit switch. Operation: Prepare → Auto Home → Move Axis → Move Z. Please stop when the nozzle is about 0.1mm (the height of a sheet of A4 paper) from the printer bed. This value shows the Z offset value. A close-up view shows the 3D printer nozzle positioned just above the print bed. A sheet of A4 paper is placed between the nozzle and the bed to measure the 0.1mm gap, indicating the correct Z offset height. Record the Z offset value, then follow the steps below and save settings: Operation: Prepare → Auto home → Control → Bed Leveling → Probe Z offset → Input the Z offset value → Store Settings. Sequences of printer screen interfaces are shown, guiding the user through menus such as 'Info Screen', 'Prepare', 'Auto Home', 'Control', 'Bed Leveling', 'Probe Z Offset', inputting the value '-0.300', and finally 'Store Settings'. Operation: Control → Bed Leveling → Probe Z offset → Store Settings. Note: Different 3D printers may have different numbers of touching points for automatic leveling. The illustration shows that the Ender-3 has 9 points for leveling. Printer screen menus are shown leading to 'Bed Leveling' and 'Probe Z Offset', with a final screen showing 'Store Settings'. After the automatic leveling, the user can do a trial print to verify the leveling. Operation: Print from SD Card → Model Test (Name and file of the testing model shall be prepared by user). Example: A sequence of printer screens is shown, starting from the main menu to selecting a test file named 'Ender3 Bed Level Test meilanz j-29h-107g.gc'. Test passed: Leveling is completed, and you can print now. Test failed: If model printing fails, please fine-tune Probe Z Offset again and save settings until the printing effect is good. Note: Every machine has its own operation interface. Visuals include a screenshot of a slicer software's 'Manage Printers' dialog, the 'Machine Settings' window, and the G-code editor where the 'G28' command is replaced with 'G28G29' in the Start G-code section. Note: Creality will launch the newest firmware version on www.creality.com/download. Please download the corresponding firmware on the official website. SHENZHEN CREALITY 3D TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. Add: 18F, JinXiuHongDu Building, Meilong Blvd., Longhua Dist., Shenzhen, China 518131 Official Website: https://www.creality.com/ Tel: +86 755-8523 4565 E-mail: info@creality.com | cs@creality.comPacking List
Applications:
Circuit Principle
Update Firmware
Install CR Touch
Circuit Wiring
Configuration Steps
1. To Get the Z Offset Value
2. Input the Z-axis Compensation Value (Z Offset Value)
3. Select Bed Leveling, then Choose Level Bed
4. Model Printing
Software Settings
Appendix 1: Firmware Compatibility
Model Condition 1 Condition 2 Firmware Version Ender-3 BLTouch without Adapter Board BLTouch Ender-3-Marlin2.0.1-V1.1.2-BLTouch 4.2.2 32-bit Motherboard Firmware BLTouch with Adapter Board Ender-3-Marlin2.0.1-V1.3.1-BLTouch BLTouch + Filament Sensor Ender-3-Marlin2.0.1-V1.4.1-BLTouch-Filament Ender-3 V2 BLTouch without Adapter Board BLTouch Ender-3 V2-Marlin2.0.1-V1.1.1-BLTouch(1) 4.2.2 32-bit Motherboard Firmware BLTouch with Adapter Board Ender-3 V2-Marlin2.0.1-V1.3.1-BLTouch-TMC2225 BLTouch + Filament Sensor Ender-3 V2-Marlin2.0.1-HW-4.2.2-mainboard-V1.1.2-Compatible with BLTouch and filament detection Ender-3 Pro BLTouch without Adapter Board BLTouch Ender-3 Pro-Marlin2.0.1-V1.1.2-BLTouch-TMC2225 4.2.7 32-bit Motherboard Firmware BLTouch with Adapter Board Ender-3 Pro-Marlin2.0.1-V1.3.1-BLTouch-TMC2225 BLTouch + Filament Sensor Ender-3 Pro-Marlin2.0.1-V1.4.1-BLTouch-Filament-TMC2225 Ender-3 MAX BLTouch Firmware BLTouch Ender-3 MAX-V1.0.1.6-BLTouch Ender-5 Pro BLTouch without Adapter Board BLTouch Ender-5 Pro-Marlin2.0.1-V1.1.1-BLTouch 4.2.2 32-bit Motherboard Firmware BLTouch with Adapter Board Ender-5 Pro-Marlin2.0.1-V1.3.1-BLTouch-TMC2225 BLTouch + Filament Sensor Ender-5 Pro-Marlin2.0.1-V1.4.1-BLTouch-Filament-TMC2225 CR-10 4.2.7 (32-bit Silent Motherboard) BLTouch BLTouch without Adapter Board CR-10-Marlin2.0.1-20201207-HW-V4.2.7-SW-V1.1.1 BL touch-English Ender-5plus BLTouch Firmware BLTouch Ender-5PlusBLTouch_0904_V1.70.2 BL.hex Ender-6 BLTouch Firmware BLTouch Ender-6-V1.0.4.9-BLTouch Contact Information