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· Dual extrusion using only the #2 (Right) nozzle
It might be your Start-Up Gcode. At the very least there is contradictory information contained in the stock StartUp Gcode for the N2 Dual.
This is from the end of the StartUp Gcode from the "N2 Dual" model that is included with Cura. (Raise3D is listed as the author of the printer definition file for the N2 Dual).
T1; left tool
; set extruder steps per mm
M92 E140
T0; left tool...??????????? C'mon man! Does it have ambidextrous hot ends?
then later....
;move up a bit
G1 Z5.0 F9000
; wait 300ms
G4 300
;fast move to center
G1 X152.5 Y152.5 F9000
T0
;Raise3D Job Start
M117 Printing...
M1001
You can see that even with T0 disabled in Cura that "T0" is hard coded in the StartUp to print the skirt.
The command to Zero the extruder (G92 E0 E1) would be illegal in Marlin. It may be a good command for the printer's firmware but maybe that line should really be G92 E0 T1. (That's a guess by the way.)
At any rate, I think your StartUp Gcode needs to be reviewed to see if it is the problem.
If you could copy it from Machine Settings in Cura and paste it here then someone can take a look.
Edited by GregValiant
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It might be your Start-Up Gcode. At the very least there is contradictory information contained in the stock StartUp Gcode for the N2 Dual.
This is from the end of the StartUp Gcode from the "N2 Dual" model that is included with Cura. (Raise3D is listed as the author of the printer definition file for the N2 Dual).
T1; left tool
; set extruder steps per mm
M92 E140
T0; left tool...??????????? C'mon man! Does it have ambidextrous hot ends?
then later....
;move up a bit
G1 Z5.0 F9000
; wait 300ms
G4 300
;fast move to center
G1 X152.5 Y152.5 F9000
T0
;Raise3D Job Start
M117 Printing...
M1001
You can see that even with T0 disabled in Cura that "T0" is hard coded in the StartUp to print the skirt.
The command to Zero the extruder (G92 E0 E1) would be illegal in Marlin. It may be a good command for the printer's firmware but maybe that line should really be G92 E0 T1. (That's a guess by the way.)
At any rate, I think your StartUp Gcode needs to be reviewed to see if it is the problem.
If you could copy it from Machine Settings in Cura and paste it here then someone can take a look.
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