Does the interface not respect M302?
Hi!
Can't figure out how to turn the e axis using the lcd knob while the extruder is cold. Always getting "ERROR: Preheat the Nozzle!".
THE NOZZLE IS ON VACATION IN A JAR OF DICHLORMETHAN YOU ANNOYING THING!!!!!
Tried: M302 S0 / M302 S0 R0 / M302 P1 / M302 S10 R10 / various stuff
Does not seem to affect the LCD UI? Am I using all the wrong manuals?
( Yes, I managed to do it with gcode but I'm trying to finetune the filament sensor for mmu2s, need to be able to make the e axis spin without having to fiddle with a laptop because the sensor flickers sometimes while it's spinning and it's hard to catch. )
Best Answer by JoanTabb:
I have used M302 S140 to permit low temperature printing on my Mk3, so it does work, at least to a degree...
(hmmm.... perhaps Degree is the wrong word!) I needed to print about 160 - 170C and the M302 command enabled that for me.
do you have access to resistors?
a 480 ohm resistor in place of the thermistor should indicate about 190C which should enable the extruder.
regards Joan
RE: Does the interface not respect M302?
I have used M302 S140 to permit low temperature printing on my Mk3, so it does work, at least to a degree...
(hmmm.... perhaps Degree is the wrong word!) I needed to print about 160 - 170C and the M302 command enabled that for me.
do you have access to resistors?
a 480 ohm resistor in place of the thermistor should indicate about 190C which should enable the extruder.
regards Joan
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RE: Does the interface not respect M302?
Thanks! I temporarily switched the thermistor with a potentiometer - it's not ideal but it worked.
RE: Does the interface not respect M302?
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Also - there is no reason you can't heat the hotend when the nozzle is in a jar. Just set the temp and go.
RE: Does the interface not respect M302?
That is true but I prefer the hotend to be cold while I have my finger where the nozzle usually goes.
RE: Does the interface not respect M302?
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Just don't touch it.
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