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    • pcsentinelundefined
      pcsentinel
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      is there any guidance on what gcodes operate dynamically during a print, you can obviously change the baby steps, increase print speed etc, but I'm trying to get my XY jerk settings optimised and if I send a change during a print then it doesn't seem to have any effect.

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      • dc42undefined
        dc42 administrators
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        Almost all gcodes can be sent during a print, with the following restrictions:

        1. Changes to acceleration, maximum speed, pressure advance, jerk etc. may take up to 30 moves to take effect, although usually they happen within 2 seconds + 1 move. If the printer is printing long straight lines at the time (e.g. rectilinear infill of a large part), this may take some time.

        2. Changing microstepping requires re-homing afterwards, so you can't do it during a print (on a delta printer you could probably pause the print, home, and then resume but I haven't tried it).

        3. Changing network settings requires the network interface to be stopped and restarted.

        HTH David

        Duet WiFi hardware designer and firmware engineer
        Please do not ask me for Duet support via PM or email, use the forum
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        • pcsentinelundefined
          pcsentinel
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          Ok, thanks, appreciate all the help.

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