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G92 outside axis limit resets positon to limit

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    dragonn
    last edited by dragonn 22 Jan 2019, 20:30

    I have quite complicated homing files because my hotend can move outside the bed but I don't won't to move it during print outside the bed.
    But at homing Z I need to move outside the bed, I am using just M564 S0 H0 to allow to do that. And when in homing Z I run G92 Z0 it resets Z position from 307 to 290...

    Simple steps to reproduce:

    1. home all axes
    2. run M564 S0 H0
    3. move outside axis limit with X or Y
    4. run G92 Z0

    Even putting something like that G92 Z0 Y307 when Y axis is limited to 290 will lower Y to 290.
    And I think this behavior can stay but not when you run M564 S0 H0. When axis limits are disabled they should not by applied to G92 commands too.

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      aidar
      last edited by 22 Jan 2019, 22:29

      Instead of M564 command i would use M208 to temporary expand axis limits and after homing you can always set limits back to bed area.

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        dragonn
        last edited by 23 Jan 2019, 07:24

        Yeah I could do that too, for now I just move outside the restricted area before running G92 Z0.
        But I still this should be changed or documented, it took mi two hours to find out what is wrong with my homing files 😂

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          dc42 administrators
          last edited by 23 Jan 2019, 13:32

          This fault has been reported before, and is already fixed in my latest internal build.

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          Please do not ask me for Duet support via PM or email, use the forum
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