M0/M1 in subroutine?
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06 Jun 2022 17:13 #244682
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I'm about to start testing my M6 remap for an ATC and I'd like a bit more control while running through the sequence. Single-block doesn't work for non-motion g-code lines.
Do M0 or M1 program stops work normally when inside a subroutine?
If not, is there an easy way to force a stop which requires a user input to proceed?
Do M0 or M1 program stops work normally when inside a subroutine?
If not, is there an easy way to force a stop which requires a user input to proceed?
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06 Jun 2022 20:49 #244689
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Replied by Todd Zuercher on topic M0/M1 in subroutine?
As far as I know they behave normally in a sub. But I can't say as I've used them that way.. (It shouldn't take much to test.)
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06 Jun 2022 21:13 #244691
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Thanks much - just wanted to confirm that they were known to not work properly.
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