Traditional Gcode uses = for parameters
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pellcorp commented
Fluidd Version
v1.30.2
Browser
Firefox
Device
Desktop PC
Operating System
Linux
What happened
For the K1, the M106 command is redefined to fix the mappings for slicers, but if you try and use this command fluidd passes the S and P parameters with =, but this is a traditional gcode command, it should be passed without =.
It passed the M106 command like so:
M106 P=0 S=250
What did you expect to happen
I expected the M106 command to pass a command like so:
M106 P0 S250
How to reproduce
Define a traditional gcode macro and execute it passing parameters
Additional information
No response
pedrolamas commented
Hi @pellcorp, thank you for opening this ticket.
Klipper should still work fine when calling the parameters with =, are you actually getting any error when Fluidd sends M106 P=0 S=250?