GregValiant 1,254
You can do as Slashee advises. What is likely happening is that your "Initial Layer Print Temperature" is 195 so that is what you are going to see in the gcode for the start of LAYER:0.
If you search the gcode for "M104" you will come across a line just before the start of LAYER:1 and it will show the print temperature for the remainder of the print.
This is the Cura "prepend" that it will add if there are no replacement keywords in the startup.
;TARGET_MACHINE.NAME:Two Trees Bluer
;Generated with Cura_SteamEngine 5.6.0
M140 S60
M105
M190 S60
M104 S195
This is about 20 lines before the start of LAYER:1.
M104 S210
Exactly where it appears in the gcode is a function of the difference between the two temperatures and the "Heat Up Speed" factor which is in the Printer Settings.
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Slashee_the_Cow 268
Is that the entire startup code for your printer? Because that has no line to set the temperature in it. Replace the first line (the G28) with this:
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