Difference between revisions of "SETTINGS/Printer/Custom G-Code/Pause G-Code"
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| − | |G-Code to run when the printer is [[Pause button|paused]]. | + | |G-Code to run when the printer is [[Pause button|paused]]. |
| − | + | '''NOTE:''' All Custom G-Code is subject to [[G-Code Filtering|filtering rules]].|*G-Code | |
| + | *[[Custom_G-Code_Variables|Custom G-Code variables]] | ||
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| + | All G-Code must be uppercase to function properly.| | ||
=== G-Code === | === G-Code === | ||
In this example, when the 'Pause' button is pressed during a print, the printer will set coordinates relative to the current position (G91), then move 10 mm up and retract 10 mm of filament at a rate of 12,000 mm/minute (G1 Z10 E-10 F12000), then set coordinates to absolute positioning again (G90).}} | In this example, when the 'Pause' button is pressed during a print, the printer will set coordinates relative to the current position (G91), then move 10 mm up and retract 10 mm of filament at a rate of 12,000 mm/minute (G1 Z10 E-10 F12000), then set coordinates to absolute positioning again (G90).}} | ||
Latest revision as of 12:37, 1 December 2016
Function
G-Code to run when the printer is paused.
NOTE: All Custom G-Code is subject to filtering rules.
Parameters
- G-Code
- Custom G-Code variables
All G-Code must be uppercase to function properly.
Example(s)
G-Code
In this example, when the 'Pause' button is pressed during a print, the printer will set coordinates relative to the current position (G91), then move 10 mm up and retract 10 mm of filament at a rate of 12,000 mm/minute (G1 Z10 E-10 F12000), then set coordinates to absolute positioning again (G90).
