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    • gmt10
      gmt10 last edited by

      I'm using a duet 2 Wifi/ethernet controller with RepRapFirmware version 2.03RC1 and I was wondering if there are any command for stopping the current move and clear the queue, and at the same time being able to resume with new commands without re-homing?

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      • dc42
        dc42 administrators last edited by

        Not yet. It would require the deceleration to be controlled so that there is no possibility of skipping steps. That's in our plans, because it would allow for instant pausing.

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        • gmt10
          gmt10 last edited by gmt10

          Thanks for fast response!

          Are there any time frame for this plan?

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          • avdoverflow
            avdoverflow @dc42 last edited by avdoverflow

            @dc42 This would be a great addition. I was doing a search for this feature, and this was the first Google hit. Has there been any progress on this feature since last year?

            You mentioned controlling the deceleration. Is there a Duet command that stops steppers instantly? Marlin has a quickstop feature.

            M410 - Quickstop - "Stop all steppers instantly. Since there will be no deceleration, steppers are expected to be out of position after this command."
            https://marlinfw.org/docs/gcode/M410.html

            PS: For those coming from Google. Here is another thread talking about how this would be helpful for clean jogging and microscopy applications.
            https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/19900/gcode-stop-current-move-with-deceleration-no-emergency

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