Version: 1
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-Head: a7c1b9c09e12f52801b53ee8172df51652ccde4e
+Previous: a01c814969b3e5da8a62e3b424269769df74c041
+Head: af1f4753e869f8ec16732c12218d81db2677ecfd
Applied:
marlin-pde-include-comment-for: 121f976406e6921f5b511f6dc4882985cf4b4133
add-to-marlin-gitignore: 83dcad520f19d2ea6f1164b9c04e1430b679b3e2
makefile-support-v-1: 3f7781d27a680fa4faeb5d7f38250e4877632ce3
motion-control-max-min: 44befa5f783994f92f7c6fd39b7f581cf174d9d4
- m206-always-use-homing-homeing: 4ca745180d445e62051d87a9ca0b7daecddcdc86
- refresh-temp: a7c1b9c09e12f52801b53ee8172df51652ccde4e
+ m206-always-use-homing-homeing: af1f4753e869f8ec16732c12218d81db2677ecfd
Unapplied:
eeprom-provide-smaller-code-fo: 908bebda77f754b762a36f96bc7d938aca4935ba
m206-save-values-in-eeprom: bbde4ea454248ef02e59183cab6992c5d4331d8c
I have taken the view that the software endstops are a backstop safety
feature which is not necessarily entirely accurate, and that reducing
-the scope of movement is not desirable.
-
-I have therefore implemented it so that negative values for M206
-increase the total range of movement, whereas positive values leave it
-unchanged.
+the scope of movement, at either end, is not desirable. I have
+therefore arranged that nonzero values for M206 increase the total
+range of movement.
So for example with
#define X_MIN_POS 0
X=+100).
M206 X+10 would permit the machine to move from the endstop
-(considered X=-10) 100mm in the positive X direction (considered
+(considered X=-10) 110mm in the positive X direction (considered
X=+110).
+++ /dev/null
-Bottom: c0a7e719fd15d0dc282dd2ab568458d732ca3e7a
-Top: c0a7e719fd15d0dc282dd2ab568458d732ca3e7a
-Author: Ian Jackson <ijackson@chiark.greenend.org.uk>
-Date: 2012-08-09 18:46:59 +0100
-
-Refresh of m206-always-use-homing-homeing
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