Easy solution to an annoying Z-Offset problem!
What do you do if you're trying to set your Z-Offset but your printer's stop limit switch is turned on and you can't go below 0, which you'll need to be able to do in order to actually set the Z-Offset. Unfortunately your printer is not connected to your WiFi and you can't send the G-Code command to turn off the stop limit switch. In this video I show you an easy way to send G-Code commands to your printer, even if it's a stand-alone and not connected to WiFi or to any software that allows you to send G-Code commands to the printer.
00:00 - Intro
02:35 - Installing Notepad++
03:32 - Installing Notepad++ G-Code User Defined Language
05:19 - Writing G-Code in Notepad++
07:36 - Running Notepad++ Created G-Code on Printer
09:34 - Concluding Remarks
10:30 - Outro