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  1. 10-19-2015, 01:45 PM #1
    MiniMadRyan
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    If I remember correctly, G29 requires that all axis's be home'd first. Perhaps you could try a G28 when you first power on your printer, and then remove the G28 command from your start code. Your end code could then just set each axis to 0. In theory, this would work, as it's not a true G28 command, but I don't know if that would affect the matrix or not...just a thought.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MiniMadRyan View Post
    If I remember correctly, G29 requires that all axis's be home'd first. Perhaps you could try a G28 when you first power on your printer, and then remove the G28 command from your start code. Your end code could then just set each axis to 0. In theory, this would work, as it's not a true G28 command, but I don't know if that would affect the matrix or not...just a thought.
    This might work... But the problem is with no movement, the G28 expires. The G29 insists that a G28 has been done fairly recently.
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