fix STEPTEST macro to restore homing with dual Z endstops #537
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This macro builds a string starting with "HAS_" but "HAS_" was replaced with "USE_" in Marlin 2.1.2.2. Backport the upstream patch should restore correct endstop polling and fix the bad homing behavior. Fixes: knutwurst#523
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Great! Thank you! |
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Thanks a lot this was why my 2.1.2.3 also not worked with my Chiron! |
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Description
This macro builds a string starting with
HAS_butHAS_was replaced withUSE_in Marlin 2.1.2.2.Backport the upstream patch should restore correct endstop polling and fix the bad homing behavior.
Requirements
any target with dual Z endstop
Benefits
Z axis homing works again.
Configurations
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Related Issues
fixes #523