after first update firmware get noise #228
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Yo Roger, I was just checking your video: As it seems you have a modified extruder (Bondtech, if I recall correctly) which needs different extrusion speeds. This is something you need to adjust in your personal firmware configuration (google for "calibrate e-steps") and not an issue with the firmware itself, as it is configured for the stock Ender 3 V2 extruder. |
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yes Steve I calibrate the e-steps, there are fine, M92 E461.11, but I dont found the Gcode for Retractions Distance, but you have right its not the original extruder, maybe some one has me a hint for the Gcode but yes its not a Firmware issue |
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...you set retraction distance in your slicer, not the firmware. :-) |
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yes, the question was, or thinking, it is possible to set in the firmware, or as you already mentioned only in my slicer |
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Well, the normal way is to set the retraction distance in your slicer - simply because different materials require different retraction settings. It wouldn't make sense to set this in the firmware. However: There is a Marlin feature called "Firmware Retract". You can learn more about it here: https://marlinfw.org/docs/features/fwretract.html |
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ok that makes sense of course, if every filamment is different, since I rely entirely on your assessment and experience and will do exactly as you recommended, thank you for the help great cinema |
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No worries man, everyone starts somewhere. ;-) "Great cinema" - made me laugh... :-D |
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Yo Roger, I was just checking your video: As it seems you have a modified extruder (Bondtech, if I recall correctly) which needs different extrusion speeds. This is something you need to adjust in your personal firmware configuration (google for "calibrate e-steps") and not an issue with the firmware itself, as it is configured for the stock Ender 3 V2 extruder.