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    • VladimirKundefined
      VladimirK
      last edited by

      After upgrading bed heater from 12V to silicone 240V (from "Keenovo") I have a problem: before it took about 15 minutes to heat to 100+ degrees, now it is several seconds before bed thermistor reports 100C (optical thermometer shows about 20-30 less at that moment) and about 5+ minutes before I can see at least 98C with optical thermometer. E3D Volcano also heats up in no time to delay.
      Is there way to set something in Duet Wifi settings to add several minutes before actually printing?

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      • DocTruckerundefined
        DocTrucker
        last edited by

        While we wait for someone to come up with a propper answer you could have a macro that started the heaters on a wait for temp then moved the head around for a bit slowly to waste time before triggering a specific file name build.

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        • VladimirKundefined
          VladimirK @DocTrucker
          last edited by

          @DocTrucker For now I'm turning on bed heater in web interface, waiting and uploading job when surface temperature near required (about 5 minutes for ABS 100C).

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          • Phaedruxundefined
            Phaedrux Moderator
            last edited by

            You could add a G4 dwell command to the slicer start gcode to wait for temps to stabilize.

            Alternatively, you could use a higher setpoint temp for the first layer such that the actual surface temp is your desired temp and then the second layer temp could drop to maintain your normal print bed temp.

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            • DocTruckerundefined
              DocTrucker @VladimirK
              last edited by DocTrucker

              @VladimirK
              So my bodge would look something like:

              G10 P0 S210 ;Change to suit tool temp and number.
              T0
              M140 S100; Change to suit bed temp.
              M116 ;Waits for temps
              G1 X0 Y0 Z5 F6000
              G1 X60 F60
              G1 X0
              G1 X60
              G1 X0
              G1 X60
              G1 X0 F6000
              M23 BuildToStart.gcode
              M24

              Edit: adjust coordinates to avoid colisions if needed.

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              • DocTruckerundefined
                DocTrucker
                last edited by

                Yup, G4 in slicer start gcode a much better solution! 😄

                https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_G4_Dwell

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                • VladimirKundefined
                  VladimirK @DocTrucker
                  last edited by

                  @DocTrucker Was watching gcode produced by Cura before custom "Start G-code", there are
                  M140 S110
                  M105
                  M190 S110
                  M104 S240
                  M105
                  M109 S240
                  M82 ;absolute extrusion mode

                  The problem is filament will burn at 240 in hotend (become brown) if I'll put G4 S300 (5 minutes) here. Can I change somewhere in Cura to make
                  M140 S110
                  M105
                  M190 S110
                  G4 S300
                  M104 S240
                  ?

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                  • SIamundefined
                    SIam
                    last edited by SIam

                    set this code:

                    M140 S110
                    M105
                    M190 S110
                    G4 S300
                    M104 S240
                    

                    in your start g-code and cura take this code to heat your printer

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