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      Bedheater won't turn off

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      Frederik561undefined

      @dc42
      Thank you! Helps a lot. Really appreciate the fast answers

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      M307 S does not work

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      dc42undefined

      Peltier modules behave very poorly with PWM, unless you smooth the output of the PWM using a diode, inductor and capacitor.

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      How to make different bed probing patterns

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      Phaedruxundefined

      Typically the radius method would be used in a delta printer where the bed shape is round and the 0,0 origin point is the center of the bed. So it may make sense in your case to use a center origin as well.

      https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Centering_the_bed_or_setting_the_bed_origin

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      Tweaking G-code to cool bed

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      dc42undefined

      The M307 I (invert) parameter may do what you want. However, RRF normally considers any temperature below 40C as off/don't care, so I suspect that firmware changes would be needed too. Caution: using this parameter might cause the element to be on at full power when you don't expect it, so test it with care.

      Note, peltier elements do not work efficiently with raw PWM. To work well, they need smoothed PWM, which requires a reasonably high PWM frequency, flyback diode, inductor and optionally a capacitor. OTOH, if you need to run the element in bang-bang mode, or at or close to full PWM most of the time, that may not matter.