G1 move option removed?
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@dc42 I just wanted to fast move Z before it does the slow z probe. With 600mm in Z it can take a long time to home.
BTW, I'm having a hard time finding how to be able to have both a probe and endstop configured for the same input.
I tried the fast z to endstop before homing and it just crashed hard, triggering the probe did nothing.
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@gnydick Why not just alter the probe speed for the first pass?
M558 F600
G30
M558 F60
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@phaedrux yeah, I've done that in the past, I don't like changing what should be a global, reliable, dependable setting, that I don't have to keep track of throughout macros and configs.
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@gnydick you can't have 2 things configured on the same pin at the same time. You'd have to configure it as an endstop, use it and then configure it as a probe
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@gnydick said in G1 move option removed?:
@phaedrux yeah, I've done that in the past, I don't like changing what should be a global, reliable, dependable setting, that I don't have to keep track of throughout macros and configs.
Set it to your usual probing speed in config.g. Then in your Z homing file, save the existing value in a local variable before changing to the fast speed, so that you can restore it afterwards.
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@gnydick If you're using RRF 3.3 or later, M558 F parameter can take two values:
Fnnn or Fnnn:nnn Feed rate (i.e. probing speed, mm/min). Initial fast probe followed by probing at second speed supported in RRF 3.3 and later.
See https://docs.duet3d.com/en/User_manual/Reference/Gcodes/M558
Ian
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@herve_smith I think that's a great idea. I'll try and build on that.
They could crowd source the documentation. Open it up using a wiki model that has moderation.
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@gnydick said in G1 move option removed?:
Open it up using a wiki model that has moderation.
That's exactly what dozuki was. It did get some community updates, but not many.
I think the plan is to open up the new documentation site as well.
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@phaedrux I had no idea that dozuki did that. And Duet's isn't the only group I use that uses it.