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Answered Useful G-Codes You Should Know

Discussion in 'Troubleshooting' started by Marquis Johnson, Dec 30, 2015.

  1. Marquis Johnson

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    G-Commands

    M-Commands
     
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    @Harry Make this a sticky, please.
     
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    I saw the G code video you made earlier. The M code video is great as well. Great resource for beginners to help understand the basics.
     
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    @Marquis Johnson Why are you still running Marlin 1.0, try out the RC3 version I posted in Mods, the display on the graphics controller is better, but not a real reason to upgrade.

    A good use of M140 is to set it up back to back to a M109. The power supply is big enough for the weak bed heater used in the Robo to work simultaneously with the extruder heater. This lets the bed heating start and then will immediately start heading the extruder. It will always wait for the extruder to finish heating.

    Also note that PID tuning for the bed doesn't really do anything unless you also enable bed PID. Marlin and Robo both default to bangbang for the bed. Uncomment the following line (somewhere around line 217):
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  5. Marquis Johnson

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    I didn't know this was being worked on, I'll have to check it out.
     

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