Open psavva opened 6 years ago
The feature is meant to be on the XYZ axes.
בתאריך יום ד׳, 17 ביוני 2020 ב-21:29 מאת TazerReloaded < notifications@github.com>:
I can understand that the whole deal with homing and resuming the print is very complicated, but I'd like an option to pause the printer if a stepper skips steps. Could be stuck filament or a broken part, in which case I don't want any automatic recovery attempt anyways. This could also be solved with a current limit, but I'd rather have my printer pause than rattling about until I notice it.
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I too would be very interested in a feature like this for Marlin.
Has this feature been totally dropped?
Just installed four TMC2209's on my RAMPS printer and it works awesome, but we can't really use its functions...
Would like to see that implementation :)
+1
I'm still interested in this feature btw.
This still hasn't been implemented!? that's a shame
This still hasn't been implemented!? that's a shame
Same!
ping
@thinkyhead @teemuatlut any options to get this feature developed?
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Besides recovering from skipped steps, does current MONITOR_DRIVER_STATUS behavior detect them as an error and halts printer?
Dear Marlin Devs,
This is a Feature Request to allow a Print to re-home once TMC2130 (and similar) detects a missed step (which is reported to the driver)
The idea is that when the TMC drivers detect missed steps, the printer will automatically re-home the X or the Y, depending on which axis skipped a step.
This will be extremely useful to recover what would have been a failed print due to any skipped steps.
@teemuatlut do you think you could do this?