Feedrate and flow percentages added to PLR FR #23535 - #27201
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On some machines the extruder may retract before shutting down. For consistency this retract should be done with the flow rate at 100%, and the subsequent recover at resume should also be done with 100% flow rate. |
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Tweaked this (and some other code) to call |
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Description
Modified powerloss.h and powerloss.cpp to save the current feedrate and flow percentages to the power loss recovery SD card file, restore the values and report in the terminal when debug mode is enabled.
Requirements
Requires an LCD screen, SD card and that
POWER_LOSS_RECOVERYbe enabled inConfiguration_adv.h.Benefits
If the feedrate or flow percentages were changed after a print was started, the values can be restored after a power loss.
Configurations
Native simulator was used for testing.
PLR-tune-test-configs.zip
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