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3.0.11 firmware for Prusa i3 MK2
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@PavelSindler PavelSindler released this 19 May 17:54
· 291 commits to MK2 since this release
v3.0.11
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3.0.11 firmware for Prusa i3 MK2

This is final version of 3.0.11 firmware. This version fixes issues in previous version 3.0.11-RC1. For detailed desription of all features see also: https://github.com/prusa3d/Prusa-Firmware/releases/tag/v3.0.11-RC1

Summary:

  • Move Z shortcut
  • Improved pause print
  • PID calibration menu
  • PID values for bed saving
  • Receiving commands via serial improved
  • Temperature calibration
  • Improved xyz calibration
  • Encoder clicks and PT100
  • Selftest bug fixed
  • Heatbed preheat error
  • Corrected German language messages

Description of changes with respect to 3.0.11-RC1:

Temperature calibration:

Storing temperature calibration status:

Information that temperature calibration has been successfully run is stored into calibration status,
In previous firmware version, running V2 calibration or xyz calibration after temp. calibration led to overwriting this calibration status. Temperature calibration data were then not applied and user was asked to run temperature calibration again. This is related to issue #95.
Temperature calibration status is now independent and other calibrations do not affect it.

PINDA probe preheat:

With temperature calibration activated, there is two minutes PINDA probe preheat phase at the beginning of the print. This preheat phase was missing when user was not printing from SD card (issue #90) This has been fixed.

Sending temperature information:

During temperature calibration, information about current hotend and heatbed temperatures is now send via serial. This is important when running temp. calibration from Octoprint.

Corrected messages:

Messages in German language have been overally corrected. There have been done also minor changes in Italian language (bed level correction menu).

Stop print improved:

Stopping print right at the end of heatbed/nozzle preheat phase at the beginning of print could led to crashing nozzle into heatbed. This has been fixed.

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