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It depends... 🙂 Which printer definition is selected?
Printers of the UM2-series use the material settings that are configured on the printer itself (by default).
You have to change the GCode-Flavor to "Marlin" if you want to have full control about this with Cura. It's in the Cura machine settings.
Be aware that there are settings for maximum feedrate. If you want to go higher than 45mm/s for retraction speed you have to increase the maximum allowed value first (printer maintenance menu -> "Motion settings")
Good luck!
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It depends... 🙂 Which printer definition is selected?
Printers of the UM2-series use the material settings that are configured on the printer itself (by default).
You have to change the GCode-Flavor to "Marlin" if you want to have full control about this with Cura. It's in the Cura machine settings.
Be aware that there are settings for maximum feedrate. If you want to go higher than 45mm/s for retraction speed you have to increase the maximum allowed value first (printer maintenance menu -> "Motion settings")
Good luck!
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