M144 opt. H parameter (default=0) for single-extr. printers
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Maybe you close this. This is maybe too far off.
I just cannot wrap my head around why I can toggle between "active" & "standby" for the heatplate but do not find any information to do the same for the tool (without de-/selecting it)
I think I rather go to sleep now -> Next morning the world might look better already
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It's the generalized nature of RRF that gives it its power and flexibility.
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Thanks! Yep, guess there is some truth in that statement.
Could you please close this post -> Will open a new "help" post in the "general" field to see how far it get´s me
Also my intent was to get things "simpler", having more and more option is a difficult way to contribute to the KeepItSimple-principle. Too many new stuff: Variables, conditions
Guess next should be to contribute to the documentation of all that -
I thought about it and I guess I settled with the idea that for the single-extruder I will be fine by just setting the active temp from 0 to whatsneeded and just ignore to use standby (or do I just do not get how to access standby-temperature without de-/selecting a tool?)
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standby is still useful in a single tool printer. like lowering the temp on pause.
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Thanks for replying.
I just do not get what is the G-/M-code for doing it (not using DWC or PanelDue)?
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Ah, but then I am again back fiddling with Tools, which I wanted to avoid to fiddle with as long as the printer is single-extruder. Thanks anyway. I guess currently there is no way to toggle between active/standby temps without using Tools. Thanks so much for tryin to help me here! There are other things more important -> let´s close this post. I do not wanna "euch auf den Keks gehen" as we say in Deutsch (guess it translates to something like: I do not wanna walk over your cookies or so if that makes any sense)
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The paradigm is tools. That's just the basis of how it all works.
Not sure why it's such a hang up though.
If Tn is used to select tool n but that tool is already active, the command does nothing. Otherwise, the sequence followed is:
If another tool is already selected and all axes have been homed, run macro tfree#.g where # is the number of that tool
If another tool is already selected, deselect it and set its heaters to their standby temperatures (as defined by the R parameter in the most recent G10 command for that tool)
If all axes have been homed, run macro tpre#.g where # is the number of the new tool
Set the new tool to its operating temperatures specified by the S parameter in the most recent G10 command for that tool
If all axes have been homed, run macro tpost#.g where # is the number of the new tool. Typically this file would contain at least a M116 command to wait for its temperatures to stabilise.
Apply any X, Y, Z offset for the new tool specified by G10
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@LB said in M144 opt. H parameter (default=0) for single-extr. printers:
I do not wanna walk over your cookies
I get the sentiment.
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Hi forum-member, if you´ve read that far, you can continue for ongoing forum-discussion here: https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/21649/command-to-turn-heaters-active-standby-off
