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Recovery from runout or pause function fails #55

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portudork opened this issue Jan 3, 2023 · 6 comments
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Recovery from runout or pause function fails #55

portudork opened this issue Jan 3, 2023 · 6 comments

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@portudork
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Whenever I pause a print to change filament or trip the filament runout sensor the printer fails to resume printing (extruding filament) upon resume. The print head goes back to the last spot before pause but doesn't extrude any filament anymore while the print head moves effectively ruining any print. The pause and runout function are effectively useless due to this issue.

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NARUTOfzr commented Jan 3, 2023

This is because the slicing file uses extrude relative mode, which is not applicable to the firmware of the machine. You can try the following changes:
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Or try updating firmware V1_1.0.5-beta

@portudork
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Do you mean to uncheck that setting and remove that g code? By default it's checked and that code is already in there.

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NARUTOfzr commented Jan 4, 2023 via email

@portudork
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And delete out the G92 E0 as well right? Over you confirm I'll do both and retest as soon as this print is done. Thanks for the quick response!

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NARUTOfzr commented Jan 4, 2023 via email

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TheAussieTinker commented May 23, 2024

I have done what you said, unchecked use relative e distance and commented out all G92 E0 lines in the gcode on PrusaSlicer. However when I open the gcode file PrusaSlicer has injected heaps of G92 E0 throughout the file that aren't commented out.

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