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A control panel for Grbl
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Macro Miss-behaving. #55

Open wlaw opened 8 years ago

wlaw commented 8 years ago

So I use this G-Code in a macro. G90 G21 $H M00 G92 Z0 G01 Z-20 F1000 F500 G38.2 Z-60 G92 Z0 G01 Z5 F50 G38.2 Z-7 G92 Z6.6 G01 Z30 F1500 G53 X-708 Y-1463.7 F4000 G92 X0 Y0

On the last line, the G92 dont set my X0 Y0.

On my very next move I receive a error Invalid gcode ID:24

If I load the G-Code as a file, it works great.

What do you think that could be.

gerritv commented 8 years ago

Mnn, I know that I still need to implement some kind of 'wait for ok' on the macro stream, it presently uses the MDI mechanism which just hoses the commands to Grbl. Wonder if G53 access EEPROM (not mentioned in the list on the Grbl wiki). Can you try adding an M0 after the G53? You will have to Start to continue.

wlaw commented 8 years ago

I shortened the code and it seems fine. Instead of changing speeds so many times. I use F2500 for both F1500 and F4000 mm per min.

Is it possible there is a limit to the length of the macro?

Thanks Bill On Mar 20, 2016 4:34 PM, "Gerrit Visser" notifications@github.com wrote:

Mnn, I know that I still need to implement some kind of 'wait for ok' on the macro stream, it presently uses the MDI mechanism which just hoses the commands to Grbl. Wonder if G53 access EEPROM (not mentioned in the list on the Grbl wiki). Can you try adding an M0 after the G53? You will have to Start to continue.

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gerritv commented 8 years ago

Yes, that is a definite possibility and related to my not waiting for on Ok before sending out the next line. I will start looking at a solution now that the issue has really popped up.