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How to leave hotend and bed on after Pause->Cancel

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    Eddiie
    last edited by 13 Aug 2017, 21:48

    Hi,

    I am not sure if this is different from the WebUI as it is from the Paneldue but when pausing a print job from the PanelDue Print screen then Cancelling the job, the hotend and bed both start to cool down. How to make them stay on after a cancelled job? I cancel many times before a job looks like it is going to work. 😛
    Waiting for reheating is frustrating.

    Here is my default (?) pause.g

    [[language]]
    ; Pause macro file
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    G91 ; relative moves
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      dc42 administrators
      last edited by 14 Aug 2017, 06:48

      You can keep them on by creating a cancel.g file in /sys. This file will be executed when you pause and then cancel a print. If the file is not found then the default action is to turn the heaters off.

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        Eddiie
        last edited by 15 Aug 2017, 06:26

        cancel.g of course!

        Thank you.

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