I see. So the only problem is that the end-of-print raise sequence lifts the Z level to a height that you can’t jog back down to because the amount is not a multiple of 0.1mm?
If that’s the only problem, you can enter manual g-code into the text box to bring the linear stage to your desired level.
There is a text field to input g-code at the bottom of the text window to the right of the job controls. There, you can enter the command:
G0 Z150.1
That will move the build plate to Z=150.1mm.
G0 (and G1) commands ask the printer to move to an absolute position, so if you want to move the build plate to a specific height (as opposed to a relative height), manual G-code is the easiest way.
Of course, I recommend you play with this a bit to get a feel for absolute positioning before printing.
For instance, take you print up to some Z height, then bring it back down with G0 Z10 and verify that it went back down to 10mm above the zero point. Then do G0 Z20 to convince yourself that it only then goes up by 10mm to reach Z=20.
