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    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    Why should a pause require a restart as you should just be able to do a resume with no problems. A pause is generally a controlled stop as apposed to an emergency stop which always requires a rehome etc.
    Sorry I should have said UNPAUSE. I award stepper motors a speed at which I can start or stop them without losing steps. Once beyond that speed pausing and unpausing become interesting. It's tricky keeping everyone in synch. I have written it twice, once in Z80 assembler and once in C.
    Last edited by Robin Hewitt; 22-08-2016 at 10:53 AM. Reason: missing gerund
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