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I was thinking of saving the LED brightness in the preferences...

... But we could go from 0 to saved settings with a fade-in

Ohh that could be so sweet!

Done!

(In the experimental branch, which has been pulled on the build system as well)

Woohoo. Gonna test right away!

Hahahaha this it's brilliant men, literally!



Amedee for president!

So sweet.

Just a question, I suppose that after changing the led power I needed to save settings to eprom right? Or does it write it as soon as you change the led number? Just to know because my instinct was to just store settings.

Tested on my 3 machines, works like a charm.

Yes indeed, you need to save

Yesterday I tied the filament runout sensor
It detects and initiates M600 as it should, moves to a safe position and restracts, but the interestingly when new filament is loaded, it wont´move the filament to the nozzle again...
Has anybody of ou the same issue?
Amedee, maybe you could take a look...

drayson wrote:but the interestingly when new filament is loaded, it wont´move the filament to the nozzle again...

What do you mean? I am not sure to understand...
Is it:
- Extruder won't work after the swap?
or
- Extruder is not pushing the filament to the nozzle before restarting? (If this is the case, afaik the UMO does not do that, you have to ensure it is ready to print)
or
- something else?

Amedee wrote:

drayson wrote:but the interestingly when new filament is loaded, it wont´move the filament to the nozzle again...

- Extruder is not pushing the filament to the nozzle before restarting? (If this is the case, afaik the UMO does not do that, you have to ensure it is ready ?

It´s this one. so you mean that I have to prime the nozzle manually. Ok, that sounds logical as the FW does not know the position of the filament.
Sorry, my fault/misunderstanding.

Yes, the expected behaviour should be:

1. Retract 2mm (Or value from the E parameter)
2. Lift Z 10mm (Or Z value)
3. Move 'home' (Or X/Y values)
4. Retract 10cm (or L value)
5. Wait until filament is changed
6. Move back to original X/Y
7. Move Z back on the print
8. Push 2mm (Or E value -- set back pressure in the bowden)

The 'long retract' from step 4 is not applied back after the pause, as it is expected that you put the filament completely back in place.

Thank you for explaination - helps a lot as I thought first I made a mistake in my settings.

I also tried to use the filament sensor code as a base for my "stop button" but it seems that just replacing enquecommand_P(PSTR(FILAMENT_RUNOUT_SCRIPT));" in marlin_main.cpp
by
enquecommand_P(PSTR(lcd_sdcard_stop()));
had not the expected impact

As more I´m playing around with programming as more I think I learned the wrong (mechanical engineering) in school

Guys, I don't want to interupt your discussion, just a quick question
When my UMO is printing and I issue an M600 (serial), is this what happens also? Or is this only with Amedee special FW?

Right

enquecommand add a GCode command in the execution queue -- so you can only add GCode.

lcd_card_stop() is not GCode, it is a call to a function.

The C language is very powerful, but it allows you to do almost anything without too much checking with very unexpected results

martin-bienz wrote:Guys, I don't want to interupt your discussion, just a quick question
When my UMO is printing and I issue an M600 (serial), is this what happens also? Or is this only with Amedee special FW?

What I described above is exaclty what M600 is doing. The filament detection just enqueues an M600.

Although I have some plans to improve this, I have not touched the M600 handling, so it is still 'standard', which means you can only restart the print with a click on the controller. You cannot restart remotely

Thank you.

Amedee wrote: You cannot restart remotely

Which makes sense, I guess.