6.5.3-RC Firmware for Prusa MK4S
Summary
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- New features and improvements
- Massively speed up MMU filament changes [MMU]
- Updated default input shaper profiles [C1, C1L]
- Updated translations (beta didn’t have new texts translated)
- (+ changes from the beta)
- Fixes
- M1704 MMU load test gcode now considers toolmapping [MMU]
- Fixed MMU sending spurious attention reports to Prusa Connect during normal toolchanges [MMU]
Massively speed up MMU filament changes [MMU]
A series of improvements have been implemented that massively speed up MMU filament changes by up to 9 seconds. Some changes in the MMU firmware were required as well, so it is necessary to flash a new 3.0.4 firmware to your MMU unit.
The improvements include:
- Parallelized unloading filament from the nozzle and idler engaging.
- The printer does not wait for the final idler disengagement to finish to continue printing.
- Parallelized selector and idler movement.
- FeedingToFinda phase now obeys PulleySlowFeedrate with higher value.
- Optimized idler selection mechanism during filament change.
Updated default input shaper profiles [C1, C1L]
In 6.5.3-beta, we’ve fixed a bug causing input shaper configurations to be swapped on the CoreXY printers. As a result, new input shaper profiles needed to be calibrated as well.
If you have Core ONE L or an accelerometer accessory, we recommend re-running your input shaper calibration.
If you don’t have an accelerometer, we recommend resetting your input shaper profiles to defaults using the Settings → Input Shaper → Restore Defaults. If you haven’t changed your input shaper settings, the values should update automatically.
Release notes
https://github.com/prusa3d/Prusa-Firmware-Buddy/releases/tag/v6.5.3-RC
RE: 6.5.3-RC Firmware for Prusa MK4S
I see Phase Stepping is now in the menu for the MK4S. I am curious how it is meant to work. For Input Shaping calibration, you attach the accelerometer to the nozzle for X, and then move the accelerometer to the print bed for Y. With Phase Stepping calibration, it never pauses or asks you to move the accelerometer to the print bed for the Y calibration. Is that intentional? Is it able to read vibrations through the frame, or is this a mistake in the process on the MK4/S?