Good day lads.

I want to find out about manual power outages, for example, I know the power outage is coming so I want to pause the print, home the X and Y, save how far along in the print it has gotten and switch off the power. Then obviously resume again when the power is back on again.

Is this possible without the power outage precaution already in the firmware, but running on only 12V systems? I am not going to convert to 24V on any of the printers anytime soon so would really love it if there was a manual way of doing it.

We have all the different boards from Duet running here, if that would be of some import.

Any advice?

Connections are soldered and I replaced the switch with a new one.

What happens is that if I click "HOME Y", Z lifts by 5mm, Y moves about 5mm, Z goes back down and printer thinks it's homed. I can't start printing like this. Is there no way to just remap the endstop input to the extra extruder endstop? Seems kinda silly to me that a board this expensive can't do that. You can do it with the motor drivers very easily, why not the endstops.

So...

No matter what I do M119 always says Y at min stop.

This started happening after upgrading my bed axis.

Endstop is connected as normally closed and set to normally closed in the firmware. I have no G90 in the wrong place, it just happened after the power cycle. I am losing hope quickly.