Or you can do what I did and put the value in Cura under "file" "preferences" and the first line of gcode out of cura will always override the Marlin settings.
Or you can do what I did and put the value in Cura under "file" "preferences" and the first line of gcode out of cura will always override the Marlin settings.
Fantastic, thanks for the help!
I've had the Ultimaker for 2 weeks now and have been nothing but pleased. Done a few upgrades and am printing on glass with Aquanet, I found it too hard to remove parts from the blue tape without tearing the tape off constantly. Going to test the extruder calibration tonight.
THANKS
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Yes, it does have to be written into EEPROM if you want the value to persist across reboots.
You can enter the value using gcode as you suggest, or using the Ulticontroller, if you have one, under the 'Control -> Motion' menu.
To save the settings to EEPROM you can use the 'Control -> Store Memory' option. To do it using gcode, the appropriate command is 'M500' to write the current settings into the EEPROM.
Note that both of these will save all current settings, so you may want to powercycle the machine before doing it, just to make sure nothing else has been changed.
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