Question on Z-Offset and Start Script, Also Nozzle Adjustment.
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Do you have other filament to test with? Perhaps your PLA has gone stale.
Or perhaps the hotend is not getting as hot as you expect it to? That could explain the poor adhesion.
Can you verify the temperature of the hotend with a thermocouple?
Are the temps stable?
Have you run a PID tune on the hotends yet?
Are you sure your thermistor values in config.g are correct?Sorry for the shotgun blast of ideas.
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I only have one extruder so I'm not sure why it shows two or how exactly to fix that.
As for extruding into free air. It appears to do this just fine (have extruded several hundred mms this way).
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I can try with other filament yes even though before the build I was using this filament.
I am using a PT1000 sensor and it shows the temp at room temperature is accurate. I'm not sure how to very if it is accurate when heated up though.
The temps do remain stable.
Here is the diagnostic.
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That is fine. I appreciate the help as I'm stuck on what to do.
I am fairly certain I have the thermistor values correct in config.g.
I have not PID tuned them and I'm not really familiar with the process.
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According to this: https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Connecting_thermistors_or_PT1000_temperature_sensors#Section_PT1000_sensors
I don't think you have your PT1000 configured correctly.You currently have
M305 P1 T100000 B4138 C0 R4700 ; Set thermistor + ADC parameters for heater 1but should have
M305 P1 X501 R4700That could explain your actual temperature being different from what's reported.
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Here is the wiki for tuning the heaters.
https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Tuning_the_heater_temperature_control
Getting the temps correct will be first step.
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Okay, I will check this out and report back. Thanks!
I can confirm it does the same thing with different filament.
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I looked at the config and everything as far as the heaters go looks correct. This is the settings.
; Heaters
M307 H0 B0 S1.00 ; Disable bang-bang mode for the bed heater and set PWM limit
M305 P0 T100000 B4138 C0 R4700 ; Set thermistor + ADC parameters for heater 0
M143 H0 S120 ; Set temperature limit for heater 0 to 120C
M305 P1 X200 ; Configure thermocouple for heater 1
M143 H1 S280 -
Heater 0 is the bed.
Heater 1 is the hotend for extruder 1. -
Wow, I upped the temp by 20 degrees and it is now printing fine.
I guess it was grinding filament because it wasn't hot enough to melt it properly.
Looks like I will be PID tuning it when I figure out how.
Thanks for the help man!
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@justinds89 said in Question on Z-Offset and Start Script, Also Nozzle Adjustment.:
Wow, I upped the temp by 20 degrees and it is now printing fine.
I guess it was grinding filament because it wasn't hot enough to melt it properly.Your slicer may be configured to reduce the extrusion temperature after the first layer. Also, if your print cooling fan is directing too much air at the heater block and the nozzle instead of at the print, the nozzle temperature may drop a little when the print cooling fan turns on, which is usually at the start of the second layer.
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That makes sense, but when monitoring what the temperature shows in the web interface it shows that the temperature is what is set and steady.
I'm using 200 for PLA which is what I've always used in the past. Now though I had to up it to 220 to get a successful print.
I still have no clue on how to PID tune things if that is the route I need to go after reading the wiki.
I can confirm my Slicer isn't dropping the temperature after the first layer.
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I will try to check again and make sure the temperature doesn't drop when the fan kicks on.
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Did you correct the PT1000 configuration for heater 1 as mentioned above? That could easily explain why you're 20 degrees off expected.
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I didn't change anything as my configuration has this set for heater 1:
M305 P1 X200 ; Configure thermocouple for heater 1
M143 H1 S280I thought this was correct?
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I should note I have a PT100 connected to the daughterboard.
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Ah I see. Earlier you had said pt1000. Easy typo to make. I wish they had slightly different names.
The link I posted earlier for PID tuning has a lot of information but basically start from a cold machine and run the M303 command with the parameters for the heater you want to tune.
https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_M303_Run_heater_tuning
M303 H1 S220 ; tune hot end to 220c
M303 H0 S60 ; tune bed to 60cAfter they are finished you can send M500 to save the values to config-overide so they are loaded at startup, or
send m303 again with no parametersSend M307 H1 and it will report the PID values it found for heater 1 which can manually be entered into config.g. it's easier to just use m500 and then copy and paste the values over if you wish. M307 H0 will give the results for the heated bed. -
Sorry for the confusion.
As I understand I need to just run the M303 command? I don't need to plug in specific values?
Appreciate all the help. Getting closer to having this up and running!
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M303 H1 S220The H1 tells it to tune heater 1 which is the hotend, and to target 220c as the temperature. The tuning will give some messages about what it's doing in the console. It will heat up and cool down the hotend which can take 10 or more minutes. When it's done you can send M307 H1 and it will tell you the values it came up with for heater 1. Then send M500 to save the values. -
Ah okay, I will try this tonight!
Thanks again.
I will post back if it helped or not.
I'm assuming I'm good to go as soon as I get this temp issue sorted.
