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*G90 - set absolute positioning | *G90 - set absolute positioning | ||
*G91 - set relative positioning | *G91 - set relative positioning | ||
=EEPROM= | |||
*M501 Read all parameters from EEPROM. | |||
*M503 Print the current settings – note: NOT the settings stored in EEPROM.'' | |||
=Notes= | =Notes= | ||
*When moving printer in the Cura command line - use G92 without parameters to set all axes to zero | *When moving printer in the Cura command line - use G92 without parameters to set all axes to zero | ||
*G1 will always work when coordinates are reset to zero, otherwise if you are alraedy at say E25, G1 E25 will not move the extruder. | *G1 will always work when coordinates are reset to zero, otherwise if you are alraedy at say E25, G1 E25 will not move the extruder. |
Revision as of 18:38, 25 May 2018
- G1 E10 - spit 10 mm of filament
- M503 - prints parameters
- M92 - sets feed rate, such as extruder - M92 E408
- G92 - resets coordinates to given values [1]
- G90 - set absolute positioning
- G91 - set relative positioning
EEPROM
- M501 Read all parameters from EEPROM.
- M503 Print the current settings – note: NOT the settings stored in EEPROM.
Notes
- When moving printer in the Cura command line - use G92 without parameters to set all axes to zero
- G1 will always work when coordinates are reset to zero, otherwise if you are alraedy at say E25, G1 E25 will not move the extruder.