Closed top-gun closed 2 years ago
My printer docks the probe after homing if attached. But I have to admit that this depends on your macros. Nice improvement :+1:
Yes, this is totally dependent on the probe macros you use. I guess you run Euclid? For me, it's Klicky. If the computed offset is too high, the error condition stops g-code execution, and the printer simply stops doing anything. All axis are defined, so when I see the error, I can do anything with the machine. My first reflex was to run the toolhead down to check the clearance - and since Stealthburner conceals the probe, I didn't notice it was still attached. Well, it's mostly printed plastic, but Mr Omron needs a new offset after that. And I guess it's not for the better. Thanks for merging :)
When the calculated offset is higher than the threshold, the script raises an error and aborts, leaving the probe attached to the toolhead. This is not a safe condition, and on printers like the V2.4, it is not easily recognized by the operator as the probe is under and behind the toolhead.
The change stows the probe before raising the error, leaving the printer in a safe condition.