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Adds an option to disable print job timer auto start

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João Brázio 2016-05-14 22:04:53 +01:00 committed by Scott Lahteine
parent a79267217b
commit 8a18c52002
2 changed files with 50 additions and 39 deletions
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Marlin/Configuration.h
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@ -755,6 +755,19 @@ const bool Z_MIN_PROBE_ENDSTOP_INVERTING = false; // set to true to invert the l
#define ABS_PREHEAT_HPB_TEMP 110
#define ABS_PREHEAT_FAN_SPEED 0 // Insert Value between 0 and 255
//
// Print job timer
//
// This options allows you configure if the print job timer should automatically
// start and stop counting when a M104 or M109 is received.
//
// If disabled you can control the print timer start and stop using the
// following G-Code list:
//
// - M75 - Start the print job timer
// - M76 - Pause the print job timer
// - M77 - Stop the print job timer
#defined PRINTJOB_TIMER_AUTOSTART
//
// Print Counter

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Marlin/Marlin_main.cpp
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@ -4248,23 +4248,17 @@ inline void gcode_M42() {
/**
* M75: Start print timer
*/
inline void gcode_M75() {
print_job_timer.start();
}
inline void gcode_M75() { print_job_timer.start(); }
/**
* M76: Pause print timer
*/
inline void gcode_M76() {
print_job_timer.pause();
}
inline void gcode_M76() { print_job_timer.pause(); }
/**
* M77: Stop print timer
*/
inline void gcode_M77() {
print_job_timer.stop();
}
inline void gcode_M77() { print_job_timer.stop(); }
#if ENABLED(PRINTCOUNTER)
/*+
@ -4293,21 +4287,23 @@ inline void gcode_M104() {
thermalManager.setTargetHotend(temp == 0.0 ? 0.0 : temp + duplicate_extruder_temp_offset, 1);
#endif
/**
* We use half EXTRUDE_MINTEMP here to allow nozzles to be put into hot
* stand by mode, for instance in a dual extruder setup, without affecting
* the running print timer.
*/
if (temp <= (EXTRUDE_MINTEMP)/2) {
print_job_timer.stop();
LCD_MESSAGEPGM(WELCOME_MSG);
}
/**
* We do not check if the timer is already running because this check will
* be done for us inside the Stopwatch::start() method thus a running timer
* will not restart.
*/
else print_job_timer.start();
#if ENABLED(PRINTJOB_TIMER_AUTOSTART)
/**
* We use half EXTRUDE_MINTEMP here to allow nozzles to be put into hot
* stand by mode, for instance in a dual extruder setup, without affecting
* the running print timer.
*/
if (temp <= (EXTRUDE_MINTEMP)/2) {
print_job_timer.stop();
LCD_MESSAGEPGM(WELCOME_MSG);
}
/**
* We do not check if the timer is already running because this check will
* be done for us inside the Stopwatch::start() method thus a running timer
* will not restart.
*/
else print_job_timer.start();
#endif
if (temp > thermalManager.degHotend(target_extruder)) LCD_MESSAGEPGM(MSG_HEATING);
}
@ -4446,21 +4442,23 @@ inline void gcode_M109() {
thermalManager.setTargetHotend(temp == 0.0 ? 0.0 : temp + duplicate_extruder_temp_offset, 1);
#endif
/**
* We use half EXTRUDE_MINTEMP here to allow nozzles to be put into hot
* stand by mode, for instance in a dual extruder setup, without affecting
* the running print timer.
*/
if (temp <= (EXTRUDE_MINTEMP)/2) {
print_job_timer.stop();
LCD_MESSAGEPGM(WELCOME_MSG);
}
/**
* We do not check if the timer is already running because this check will
* be done for us inside the Stopwatch::start() method thus a running timer
* will not restart.
*/
else print_job_timer.start();
#if ENABLED(PRINTJOB_TIMER_AUTOSTART)
/**
* We use half EXTRUDE_MINTEMP here to allow nozzles to be put into hot
* stand by mode, for instance in a dual extruder setup, without affecting
* the running print timer.
*/
if (temp <= (EXTRUDE_MINTEMP)/2) {
print_job_timer.stop();
LCD_MESSAGEPGM(WELCOME_MSG);
}
/**
* We do not check if the timer is already running because this check will
* be done for us inside the Stopwatch::start() method thus a running timer
* will not restart.
*/
else print_job_timer.start();
#endif
if (temp > thermalManager.degHotend(target_extruder)) LCD_MESSAGEPGM(MSG_HEATING);
}