M226 Pause Gcode ignored

dc42

@totalitarian said in M226 Pause Gcode ignored:

Thanks, M25 indeed pauses. How to resume the print from DWC though?

Pressing the Resume button should work, just as for any other type of pause. Doesn't it?

totalitarian

@dc42 The resume button doesn't appear when the command is sent via usb

dc42

Like I said, M226 on!y works from within a file being printed from within the SD card.

Phaedrux

You could create a macro to send M24 to resume.
https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/GCode#Section_M24_Start_resume_SD_print

dc42

I've decided to allow M226 (and M600) even when no SD card print is in progress. This will allow it to be used in GCode files streamed over USB as well as within SD card print files. I'll implement this in 2.02RC6.

JRDM

@dc42 Does that mean this will now work on a macro too? I found that M25 and M226 both get ignored in macros at least when run within DWC.

totalitarian

@dc42 You sir are a true gentleman. Thanks

dc42

@jrdm said in M226 Pause Gcode ignored:

@dc42 Does that mean this will now work on a macro too? I found that M25 and M226 both get ignored in macros at least when run within DWC.

M25 should already work from within a macro. Please try it again.

PlasticMetal

I've recently run into an intermittent problem, where hitting 'resume' from the DWC after an M226 (manually inserted in gcode file) will sometimes drop the Duet Ethernet (v1.03) from the network. This is similar to what others have described, other than it isn't guaranteed to fail. Unfortunately, when it does, the build is ruined. Yesterday, resume worked once and failed twice. I'm running 2.01.

My pause & resume macros are pretty much stock from the configuration tool.

Pause.g:
M83
G1 E-3 F3600
G91
G1 Z10 F5000
G90
G1 X0 Y130 F6000

Resume.g:
G1 R1 Z5 F6000
G1 R1
M83
G1 E2.5 F3600

Thanks for any suggestions!

dc42

@plasticmetal said in M226 Pause Gcode ignored:

I've recently run into an intermittent problem, where hitting 'resume' from the DWC after an M226 (manually inserted in gcode file) will sometimes drop the Duet Ethernet (v1.03) from the network. This is similar to what others have described, other than it isn't guaranteed to fail. Unfortunately, when it does, the build is ruined. Yesterday, resume worked once and failed twice. I'm running 2.01.

My pause & resume macros are pretty much stock from the configuration tool.

Pause.g:
M83
G1 E-3 F3600
G91
G1 Z10 F5000
G90
G1 X0 Y130 F6000

Resume.g:
G1 R1 Z5 F6000
G1 R1
M83
G1 E2.5 F3600

Thanks for any suggestions!

Please try the just-released 2.02RC6 release (carefully - and read the upgrade notes) because this may have been be fixed already.

PlasticMetal

Thanks, David. It worked three times yesterday with the new release, so hopefully it's good to go.

Now to just find a quality heater cartridge...

JRDM

@dc42

OK I tried again. I did the full update to RC6 yesterday and this still happens:

Error: M25: Cannot pause print, because no file is being printed!

I'm calling the macro by clicking the button in DWC

dc42

@jrdm said in M226 Pause Gcode ignored:

@dc42

OK I tried again. I did the full update to RC6 yesterday and this still happens:

Error: M25: Cannot pause print, because no file is being printed!

I'm calling the macro by clicking the button in DWC

Calling which macro?

JRDM

@dc42 it's in a macro I wrote that's in my DuetM's standard macro folder.

dc42

You mean you have M25 in a macro, and you are invoking that macro from DWC or PanelDue? I've just tested that, and it works for me.

JRDM

@dc42 Yes. To test it in isolation, I just now put M25 in its own macro to test it by itself. I invoked it by clicking it from the DWC Machine Control panel, the User-Defined Macro list and I still get:

M98 P"0:/macros/Pause"

Error: M25: Cannot pause print, because no file is being printed!

My board and firmware versions:

Firmware Name: RepRapFirmware for Duet 2 Maestro
Firmware Electronics: Duet Maestro 1.0
Firmware Version: 2.02RC6(RTOS) (2018-12-15b2)
Web Interface Version: 1.22.5

dc42

Were you definitely printing from the SD card on the Duet at the time?