Closed Erik262 closed 4 years ago
I can partially confirm that. From time to time I can still click on the OK button.
I think that reading FIL_RUNOUT_PIN in AnycubicTFTClass::Setup()
is redundant.
It's checked anyway as a part of manage_inactivity
. Checking it on boot is unnecessary and leads to described lockup.
Thank you @m-kozlowski 👍 I have fixed that in https://github.com/Poket-Jony/Marlin-A4MaxPro-2.0.x/commit/79c2e1a0ea9bafd4b58c9b0e4a1497290c87d567
Bug Description
If the printer starts up and the filament sensor recognised that no filament is installed, an Message appears in which you can't remove by clicking the OK button.
My Configurations
nothing changed
Steps to Reproduce
Expected behavior: Message should be removed after clicking OK, then continuing with what ever you wanted
Actual behavior: Have to restart printer to get off the message
Additional Information