added variable for timeout handling #525
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Wouldn't this be a safety issue since a timeout means everything should usually stop to prevent a problem? |
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my initial thought was that motors could stay on, but heater not over longer time. There are already some config options to change behaviour in timeout. Just adding the option to be able to change it without making it the default |
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| @@ -73,6 +73,8 @@ variable_disable_motors_in_end_print: False | |||
| ## Automatically turn-off heaters in the END_PRINT macro | |||
| variable_turn_off_heaters_in_end_print: True | |||
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| ## Automatically disable motors on timeout | |||
| variable_disable_motors_on_timeout: False | |||
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Can you update the default to True here? The goal is to align it with the default(1) from the macro
added variable to prevent calling M84 on timeout.
With the G2Z beta, gantry sag is a potenial issue, especially if toolhead is located near the edges.
with the introduced variable, it is now possible to prevent M84 on timeout.
it was copied based on the already existing end print variables, except that i did not added the heater off due to functional safety concerns.