Fixed issue with jog after probe. #1131
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[fix] After successful probe (G38.2 Z-20 F100) step control is blocked by STEP_CONTROL_END_MOTION flag. It blocks stepper prepare buffer and after jog action ($J=G91Z1F10) it is immediately turns to Idle and then to Run state. Although stepper actions are correct it is impossible to stop this jog action (see [Candle gnea#542](Denvi/Candle#542) ).
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Please confirm the jog action is incorrect after probe or advise proper command sequence to enable jog stop after probe (see Candle #542 ). |
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After successful probe (G38.2 Z-20 F100) step control is blocked by STEP_CONTROL_END_MOTION flag. It blocks stepper prepare buffer and after jog action ($J=G91Z1F10) it is immediately turns to Idle and then to Run state. Although stepper actions are correct it is impossible to stop this jog action (see Candle #542 ).