pause position

pause position when printing from Sd
I'm going to get the wrong location on my Delta Printer.
I'm using latest version 0.9.1 rev 6
My effector crashes into the tower Z then return to the center position
What did I do wrong??

does anyone know how to set the position??
print from SD if you click on the pause screen
the head moves below the tower to knock Z
It then returns to position

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DELTA Printer - Duet -Touch5" - E3D_V6

no solution yet?
if I pause during a print from SD
the head moves to strike under the tower Z
Where to put the coordinates of the position break?

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/08/2014 03:30PM by maralb.

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DELTA Printer - Duet -Touch5" - E3D_V6

Well, you are in better position than us.
When we ask to pause during a print from SD card, our Megatronics 3 simply resets....don't know what to blame (us ? Megatronics ? Repetier ??)

Any hint is welcome.

Best Regards
Davide Ardizzoia

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no toys here...sorry

I seemed to have a new bed Commits in GITUB Repository
Changed target for sd pause
but still problems

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DELTA Printer - Duet -Touch5" - E3D_V6

Changed parking position setting
does not work
what happens?

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DELTA Printer - Duet -Touch5" - E3D_V6

I have a mendel configuration and when I hit pause while printing from SD it homes x then z. upon selecting "continue" from the lcd menu, the z head does NOT return to the left off model height but remains at z=0 and crashes into the model. this is version 0.91

I have the same issue, when i print from SD, just can't use pause because head will not return to model, any solution for this?

I read elsewhere where certain printing features are difficult to implement on an SD driven arduino due to lack of ram memory. I'm wondering if this feature might fall under that category. as you're winding your way through the geode file on the SD, if you stop it may be difficult to pick up where you left off. it seems you'd have to save the current line when you stop and re-read the geode file until you get to the same line, then resume execution (executing the z position command first so you don't crash the model). Another thing I noticed- after pausing the print, when you "continue" printing- the motors are running at DOUBLE the speed. not a good thing when you're pushing the speed envelope to begin with. anyone else experience this? I was able to reproduce the results in dry run mode as well.