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@chrishamm thanks i missed that on that general page
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@moth4017 this is intentional. In previous firmware versions, object model values were reported to a certain number of decimal places. This meant that some values such as the M308 C parameter for a thermistor were always reported as zero. RRF now reports very small and very large values in scientific notation instead.

@moth4017 if the bed isn't completely flat then probing just 3 points may not give the best level, for example one of the probe points might be on a high spot and another on a low spot. If you probe more points then RRF chooses the plane that minimises the total RMS deviation at the probe points. This in turn is likely to reduce the mesh compensation needed.

@T3P3Tony thank you 🙂

@moth4017
yeah i agree, i think it's on the feature list for the future.
just out of interest, why do you call out to other macros?

@gloomyandy i did look , great 🙂

@moth4017 What you are seeing is the current expected behaviour, there is a feature request to change this, but I do not think it has been implemented yet (or if there is any commitment to implement it).

@Phaedrux i tried viewing DWC in Prusa slicer in their "physical printer" it works ok in that , so i guess its an orca slicer problem.

issues submitted to orca team, please close

If you have only one chamber heater defined (which you have named "Dry Box") then M141 S60 would set the active temp to 60 degrees and make it active.

@deckingman Hi im not trying to measure the RH at the HT but i need the sensor to survive the higher temperature , when drying filament at high temperatures the humidity sensor is in the same enclosure . also use it to dry desiccant.

@moth4017 I haven't seen a plugin for it, but i've seen talk trials of using macros @ daemon.g, can't remember how it panned out though.

@moth4017 So it seems that your woes were all due to the fact that you had an under powered heater. For sure, changing it should give a steeper rate if heating and alow PID tuning to work.

@moth4017 has anyone done a PID tune algorithm for PTC heaters?

@chrishamm thank you ,

I was about to jump on to make a thread myself, but you beat me to it! 😅

I want to dedicate a special nod of appreciation to the cornerstones like @T3P3Tony, @dc42, @droftarts , @chrishamm, @mfs12, @Phaedrux, @gloomyandy & @jay_s_uk (to mention some) for all the time you guys spend on this project & making it what it is!

Thanks for all the great support, help, discussions, ideas & banter from everyone in the community this year! Happy festivus everyone!🎄🎁 🎉

@droftarts i was looking in the seial window for debugging and missed the module numbers.
My Bad no issue