M600 still problem?
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Perhaps it is because you are running with a SBC.
SBC "mode" has been lagging behind SD "mode" (no SBC) in terms of features.
Can you try running without the SBC?
Frederick
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@fcwilt - it is no so simply put SD card to 6HC board in my setup. So if it not absolutely necessary, he would like to avoid it.
However, it seems to be right.Is there any plan improvement? For now, I can change the filament manually, but it's annoying.
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@petrkroupa said in M600 still problem?:
@fcwilt - it is no so simply put SD card to 6HC board in my setup. So if it not absolutely necessary, he would like to avoid it.
However, it seems to be right.Is there any plan improvement? For now, I can change the filament manually, but it's annoying.
I have one SD card for SBC mode and one SD card for SD mode.
They are mostly the same with just a very few differences - one or two related to network settings, others related to global variables names.
I haven't yet found any compelling reason to use SBC mode so I am staying with SD mode for now.
I'm sure they programmers will eventually get SBC mode working the same as SD mode but who knows when that will be.
Frederick
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@fcwilt - For me is diference LCD. I have hdmi touch lcd on Pi. Whithout SBC i dont have lcd. I can install clear rasbian on Pi and use it just for Duet web but it is not clear solution for me. Maybe in ver 3.4 will M600 work. I can not try beta for now. I need print some parts.
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@petrkroupa said in M600 still problem?:
M291 P"remove old filament, load new filament and press OK" R"Filament has to be changed M600" S2 ; display message to change filament Filament has run out Can you try without the M291 command? Does that prompt show up and does it clear correctly when you hit ok?
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@phaedrux - sure, I can. But even without filament-change.g same problem happend. And in pause.g is no M291.
Mesage show correct and can be confirm by OK.
Interesing is when send M600 by type command everiting went well.
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This is all happening during a print from the SD card, correct?
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@phaedrux - yes. Gcode is on SD card in Raspberry. And is preaty big. 40hours print.
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@petrkroupa Thanks for reporting this, I've got fixes ready for this problem. It will be fixed in the next RRF version.
@fcwilt The upcoming v3.4 will support everything in SBC mode that is already supported in standalone mode. The overall performance will be significantly higher in v3.4, too. -
@chrishamm said in M600 still problem?:
@fcwilt The upcoming v3.4 will support everything in SBC mode that is already supported in standalone mode. The overall performance will be significantly higher in v3.4, too.
That's good to know.
Frederick
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@chrishamm - Perfect! Many thanks for info!
