many thanks
Some non-ultimaker printers have temperature control for the ambient air inside the printer. I think when this feature was added they forgot to make it default to hidden for Ultimaker profiles. It just generates a gcode that is ignored by printers that don't have the feature.
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2 hours ago, gr5 said:Some non-ultimaker printers have temperature control for the ambient air inside the printer. I think when this feature was added they forgot to make it default to hidden for Ultimaker profiles. It just generates a gcode that is ignored by printers that don't have the feature.
Thanks
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Our machines have this feature, but I can not seem to find how to get it to produce the appropriate Gcode.
Can you give an example of a machine in Cura that has this?
There don't seem to be any printers using this feature in Cura 4.1. It seems this feature has not yet been implemented in CuraEngine for Cura 4.1.
Thanks,
I was looking for the M141 code but could not find it, and thought I had to set something in the definition file.
Ok, we will wait for it then 🙂
Can you add the code to the preamble code in the printer definition? I'm not at a computer with Cura at the moment so I may have the term incorrect, but IIRC you can set GCODE to play before and after a print.
- 2 months later...
Any way of stopping Cura from inserting M141 into the gcode? Pops up as an error in Duet everytime a print is started (More annoying than anything else).
EDIT - Ignore me - just found it in Cura under build volume temp (I was searching for 'chamber') - setting to 0 removes it from gcode
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That comes from some new parameters in the material profiles. Just ignore it as it does not affect the behavior of the S5 as you already found out.
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