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The problem I had was increased Z height if i paused and cancelled a print and wanted to start a new one. It would start printing too high.
Apparently if you have G10 in your pause.g (or, I suppose anywhere in your Gcode) and have Z hop defined in M207, after cancelling the print (or, I'd guess, finishing it without unretracting), after starting a new print, z=0 becomes the value of the Z hop height in M207, because it zhops, the print gets cancelled or finishes and never actually zhops down to previous height.
I tested this by uncommenting G10 from my pause.g and the problem disappeared. I also tried setting M207 Z(random number) and after starting a new print, Z=0 is at a height of (random number) and actually the nozzle can be jogged down into negative numbers after stopping the print...and it goes right to the negative height of M207 Z value.
This seems like a bug in the firmware as Zhop height doesn't get cancelled after the print finishes without unretracting.
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As discussed in https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/9146/mid-air-prints-unless-i-restart/13 I believe I found a solution to varying Z height between prints.
The problem I had was increased Z height if i paused and cancelled a print and wanted to start a new one. It would start printing too high.
Apparently if you have G10 in your pause.g (or, I suppose anywhere in your Gcode) and have Z hop defined in M207, after cancelling the print (or, I'd guess, finishing it without unretracting), after starting a new print, z=0 becomes the value of the Z hop height in M207, because it zhops, the print gets cancelled or finishes and never actually zhops down to previous height.
I tested this by uncommenting G10 from my pause.g and the problem disappeared. I also tried setting M207 Z(random number) and after starting a new print, Z=0 is at a height of (random number) and actually the nozzle can be jogged down into negative numbers after stopping the print...and it goes right to the negative height of M207 Z value.
This seems like a bug in the firmware as Zhop height doesn't get cancelled after the print finishes without unretracting.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: