3D plot: Cannot probe with zero feedrate

Hello,
I am a fairly new LinuxCNC User. I am using a Mesa 7i76e with the probe basic UI.

So far everything works fine but I am having one "issue" or inconvenience.
Whenever I load a gcode, I get the following message: (Header) 3d plot (message) Error in ...ngc line -1 Cannot Probe with zero feedrate.

It still works, I can start the gcode and it runs without any issues but I would like to know why this message comes up.

I will attach my config files and a pic of the error as well as the gcode that was loaded when I took that picture.

If someone knows where this is coming from, please share your wisdom!

Thanks in advance!

It's kind of funny that you're having exactly the same problem as me.
You seem to have almost the same configuration as me and also the same name
And you also seem to be using the M600 routine to probe the TooTall18T.

I can't quite figure it out at the moment, but every now and then I have a file that can be read in without an error message.
The most annoying thing for me with this error message is that nothing is displayed in the visualization and so I have no idea what the machine is doing until it does it.

I'm curious to see if you get any further here.
If I find out anything, I'll post it here.
Greetings Jens

Thanks for the answer!

The M600 calls this macro: github.com/TooTall18T/tool_length_probe/...n/tool_touch_off.ngc

As this macro uses the "normal" M6, I remapped M6 to my own macro "manuell_atc" (github.com/GameOEver/LinuxCNC/blob/main/manuell_atc.ngc).

M300 and M500 basically add an M64Px to M3/M5 to have a vavle for the ATC spindle turn on and off for the air seal.

I am currently working on an ATC carousel, but it will probably take a few months to get it working. In the meantime I have made a very simple macro that basically turns valves on and off when you press cycle start for release or clamping tools.

If I understand your comment correctly, I would only call my "manuell_atc" macro when #<_task> EQ 1?

You can try to add this to my routine.
I don't know if this make a different, because I only get the messages of zero feed rates if I set "fast probe fr" or "traverse fr" to "0".