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    • izemanundefined
      izeman @OwenD
      last edited by izeman

      @OwenD Thanks. It seems though that this was somehow auto-formated already. They all look like you said. Once you copy it here it changes the format?!

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      • izemanundefined
        izeman @izeman
        last edited by izeman

        Reconfigured the probe now - seems it was wrong somehow.

        Now I get:

        M292
        Error: in file macro line 270 column 7: meta command: expected string expression
        

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        • OwenDundefined
          OwenD @izeman
          last edited by OwenD

          @izeman
          The first warning is a it says.
          Review Klicky.g with a text editor set to show spaces and tabs.
          You can see tabs before the M564 and spaces everywhere else
          tabls.png

          The second error is in a much bigger file.
          Either your print file, or maybe daemon.g
          Shouldn't be many files longer than 270 lines.
          It'll be something like an echo or other command that doesn't have a quoted string after it.

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          • izemanundefined
            izeman @OwenD
            last edited by izeman

            @OwenD I will check the file with another editor. Thanks!

            But for the error in macro line 270: There is no daemon.g anywhere on the SD-card, and I'm not printing anything. I'm just calling the macro to generate deployprobe.g and retractprobe.g.
            This must be some internal file that's called?!

            Got all the tabs removed now, and RRF doesn't complain anymore. Now everything runs fine, and in the end it throws this error:

            M292
            Error: in file macro line 490 column 7: meta command: expected string expression
            

            Same error, different location ... If I knew where to search for it ...

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            • OwenDundefined
              OwenD @izeman
              last edited by OwenD

              @izeman
              I'm guessing the version of RRF and/or DWC you're using is miscounting the line feeds or carriage returns that your editor is using.

              I think the actual error is caused because there were spaces in the file between "echo >" and the filename

              echo > {var.deployFile} "; The deploy command for Z when using a dockable probe" ; Let's create the probe loading code file for dockable probes
              echo >> {var.deployFile} "if sensors.probes[0].value[0] != 0"
              

              Should be

              echo >{var.deployFile} "; The deploy command for Z when using a dockable probe" ; Let's create the probe loading code file for dockable probes
              echo >>{var.deployFile} "if sensors.probes[0].value[0] != 0"
              

              See the documentation here
              There must be no spaces between the > or >> symbol and <filename>. The default folder for the file is /sys.

              Try the attached file without editing it.
              Rename it to whatever you wish
              klicky_setup.g

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              • izemanundefined
                izeman @OwenD
                last edited by

                @OwenD Thanks for your tremendous effort, but the problem still exists.

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                • izemanundefined
                  izeman @izeman
                  last edited by

                  I now just went to the code, and I guess I could see what it's meant to do, and basically it's not needed to be run as a macro. I can just determine the positions per hand, and then c&p the to be generated code (the last two blocks) into the .g files. I will try that.

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                  • izemanundefined
                    izeman @izeman
                    last edited by

                    Just in case someone else is looking for a deployprobe.g and retractprobe.g for a klicky probe, and got the same issues as I got. Just use the tool to determine the values, or do it manually, and c&p it into those two files:

                    ; The deploy command for Z when using a dockable probe" 
                    ; Let's create the probe loading code file for dockable probes
                    
                    if sensors.probes[0].value[0] != 0
                        var originX = {move.axes[0].userPosition} ; Store the X position before grabbing the probe.
                        var originY = {move.axes[1].userPosition} ; Store the Y position before grabbing the probe.
                        G1 X238.6 Y55 F999999 ; Move tool in front of dock
                        G1 X238.6 Y25 F999999 ; Move tool in position where probe is mounted
                        G1 X238.6 Y55 F999999 ; Move tool in front of dock
                        if var.originX > 238.6 || var.originY > 55 ; Move the toolhead back to the position we came from
                           G1 X{var.originX} Y{var.originY} F999999
                        M400
                    if sensors.probes[0].value[0] != 0
                        abort ""Error probe not attached - aborting""
                    
                    ; The retract command for Z when using a dockable probe
                    ; Let's create the docking code file for dockable probes
                    
                    if sensors.probes[0].value[0] != 1000
                        G90
                        G1 X238.6 Y55 F999999 ; Move tool in front of dock
                        M400
                        G1 X238.6 Y25 F999999 ; Move tool in position where probe is mounted
                        G1 X188.6 Y25 F999999 ; Move tool to detach probe
                        G1 X238.6 Y55 F999999 ; Move tool in front of dock
                        M400
                    if sensors.probes[0].value[0] != 1000
                        abort ""Error probe not docked - aborting""
                    
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                    • OwenDundefined
                      OwenD @izeman
                      last edited by

                      @izeman
                      I'm afraid that error is my fault. (control character in string)
                      In my haste, I did a search and replace to change all the spaces to tabs to fix the first error you were having.
                      I did not notice that it also put tabs in the echo command (which must have only spaces)
                      I do not have a klicky probe, so cannot fully test this, but I have tested everything except checking the probe status and it should now work as the OP intended.
                      Amended file attached
                      klicky_setup.g

                      BTW, you also appear to have some errors in config.g
                      You should run M98 P"config.g" and investigate

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                      • izemanundefined
                        izeman @OwenD
                        last edited by

                        @OwenD WORKS GREAT now!! Thanks a lot!!!

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