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    • jens55undefined
      jens55
      last edited by

      When I click on "Tool 0" on the DWC screen, what script if any is being run? I am wondering what all that button does.

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      • MikeSundefined
        MikeS @jens55
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        @jens55 it sets tool 0 as the active tool. If you have only one, you can add "T0"at the end of config.g to enable it automatically at startup.

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        • jens55undefined
          jens55 @MikeS
          last edited by jens55

          @mikes, thanks but I am trying to find out exactly what the button does. What is the equivalent Gcode? Is it "T0" or "T-1" followed by "T0" or something else? Is the function hard coded or is there a gcode file that it runs where I could change it's action ?

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          • OwenDundefined
            OwenD @jens55
            last edited by

            @jens55
            It will send T0
            That in turn may run other tool change macros.
            See here
            https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_T_Select_Tool

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            • jens55undefined
              jens55 @OwenD
              last edited by

              @owend, thanks.

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              • jens55undefined
                jens55 @OwenD
                last edited by

                @owend said in Is there a script run for "Tool 0" ?:

                See here
                https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_T_Select_Tool

                After more studying and contemplation, this link proved to be the answer.
                Thank you !

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