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---
tag: g029g2
title: Bed Leveling (Linear)
brief: Probe the bed and enable leveling compensation.
author: thinkyhead
requires: AUTO_BED_LEVELING_LINEAR
group: calibration
related: [ M420 ]
codes: [ G29 ]
notes:
- Any arguments left out of `G29` will use the default values set in `Configuration.h`.
- "[`G28`](/docs/gcode/G028.html) disables bed leveling. Follow with `M420 S` to turn leveling on, or use `RESTORE_LEVELING_AFTER_G28` to automatically keep leveling on after [`G28`](/docs/gcode/G028.html)."
- To save time and machine wear, save your matrix to EEPROM with [`M500`](/docs/gcode/M500.html) and in your slicer's "Starting G-code" replace `G29` with `M420 S1` to enable your last-saved matrix.
parameters:
-
tag: A
optional: true
description: Abort leveling procedure in-progress (`PROBE_MANUALLY`)
values:
-
type: bool
-
tag: C
optional: true
description: Create a fake grid for testing. (`DEBUG_LEVELING_FEATURE`)
values:
-
type: bool
-
tag: O
type: bool
optional: true
description: Optional. If leveling is already enabled then exit without leveling. (1.1.9)
-
tag: Q
optional: true
description: Query the current leveling state (`PROBE_MANUALLY`, `DEBUG_LEVELING_FEATURE`)
values:
-
type: bool
-
tag: X
optional: true
description: Set the number of columns (in X) that will be probed.
values:
-
type: int
-
tag: Y
optional: true
description: Set the number of rows (in Y) that will be probed.
values:
-
type: int
-
tag: P
optional: true
description: Set the size of the square grid that will be probed - P x P points
values:
-
type: int
-
tag: S
optional: true
description: Set the XY travel speed between probe points.
values:
-
tag: rate
type: float
-
tag: E
optional: true
description: |
- By default G29 will engage the Z probe, test the bed, then disengage.
- Include "E" to engage/disengage the Z probe for each sample.
- There's no extra effect if you have a fixed Z probe. (without `PROBE_MANUALLY`)
values:
-
type: bool
-
tag: D
optional: true
description: Dry-Run mode. Just probe the grid but don't update the bed leveling data
values:
-
type: bool
-
tag: T
optional: true
description: Generate a Bed Topology Report
values:
-
type: bool
-
tag: H
optional: true
description: Set the square width and height of the area to probe.
values:
-
tag: linear
type: float
-
tag: F
optional: true
description: Set the front limit of the probing grid.
values:
-
tag: linear
type: float
-
tag: B
optional: true
description: Set the back limit of the probing grid.
values:
-
tag: linear
type: float
-
tag: L
optional: true
description: Set the left limit of the probing grid.
values:
-
tag: linear
type: float
-
tag: R
optional: true
description: Set the right limit of the probing grid.
values:
-
tag: linear
type: float
-
tag: J
optional: true
description: Jettison the leveling data stored in SRAM and turn off leveling compensation. Data in EEPROM is not affected.
values:
-
type: bool
-
tag: V
optional: true
description: Set the verbose level. Level 2 and up act like 'T'.
values:
-
type: int
tag: 0-4
examples:
-
pre: Automatic Probing examples
post: '`G29` is most commonly used without any arguments. This uses the defaults set in `Configuration.h`.'
code: G29 ; probe and enable
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post: Probe a 5x5 matrix.
code: G29 P5 ; 5x5 matrix
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post: 'Probe a 4x8 matrix from `X50` `Y50` to `X150` `Y150`, printing a full report.'
code: G29 X4 Y8 L50 R150 F50 B150 T V4
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pre: Manual Probing example
post: 'Each `G29` command goes to the next step until the whole procedure is done. The `V1` parameter provides a progress report.'
code:
- G29 V1 ; Ready! Go to Point 1, wait...
- G29 V1 ; Store Z, go to Point 2, wait...
- G29 V1 ; Store Z, go to Point 3, wait...
- G29 V1 ; Store Z, go to Point 4, wait...
- G29 V1 ; Store Z, go to Point 5, wait...
- G29 V1 ; Store Z, go to Point 6, wait...
- G29 V1 ; Store Z, go to Point 7, wait...
- G29 V1 ; Store Z, go to Point 8, wait...
- G29 V1 ; Store Z, go to Point 9, wait...
- G29 V1 ; Store Z. Calculate matrix. Activate.
---
Automatic (Linear) Bed Leveling probes the bed in a grid and enables bed leveling compensation using a matrix to compensate for bed tilt, applying a "least-squares" approximation.
The printer must be homed with [`G28`](/docs/gcode/G028.html) before `G29`.
#### Automatic Probing
Using an electronic probe Marlin can probe the entire grid with a single `G29` command. See parameter descriptions and examples below for details.
#### Manual Probing
{% details %}
Auto Bed Leveling now includes a `PROBE_MANUALLY` option for systems lacking a probe.
**`PROBE_MANUALLY` adds these parameters to `G29`:**
- `Q` : Query leveling and `G29` state
- `A` : Abort current leveling procedure
To do manual probing simply repeat `G29` until the procedure is complete.
The first `G29` accepts the same parameters , shown in the [Usage](#usage-g029g2) section below. The exact parameters available will depend on which style of bed leveling is enabled. (***Note:** UBL parameters are not covered on this page unless they coincide. See the [`G29` for UBL](/docs/gcode/G029-ubl.html) page for a full list of its options.*)
**Before probing the bed:**
1. Use `G29 Q` to get the current status. If `G29` isn't idle, abort with `G29 A`.
2. Use `M420 V` to view leveling data. You can send `M420 S1` to use the existing data.
**To probe the bed using G-code:**
1. Use `G29` to move to the first point for Z adjustment.
2. Adjust Z so a piece of paper can just pass under the nozzle.
3. Use `G29` to save the Z value and move to the next point.
4. Repeat steps 3-4 until completed.
5. Use [`M500`](/docs/gcode/M500.html) to save the leveling data to EEPROM, if desired.
**To probe the bed using your LCD controller:** (Requires `LCD_BED_LEVELING`)
1. Select the `Level Bed` sub-menu, then choose `Level Bed` (not `Cancel`).
2. Wait for `Homing XYZ` to complete.
3. When `Click to Begin` appears, press the controller button to move to the first point.
4. Use the controller wheel to adjust Z so that a piece of paper can just pass under the nozzle.
5. Press the controller button to save the Z value and move to the next point.
6. Repeat steps 4-5 until completed.
7. Use `Control` > `Store memory` to save the mesh to EEPROM, if desired.
{% enddetails %}