Einleitung
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Once your machine has booted up, from the Idle Screen, press Settings.
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Press Tools
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Initialize EEPROM will clear all soft data and restore the machine back to the last firmware settings installed. The screen may return to the idle screen.
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Reset BLTouch is only valid if you have a BL Touch probe installed. This button will clear any current errors with the Probe. No movement or confirmation will occur.
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Adjust Steps/mm will bring you to a new menu where you can calibrate each Axis' steps/mm. Pressing this will enter the Calibration screen for Steps/mm.
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PID Tuning will bring you to a new menu where you can calibrate thermal settings. Pressing this will enter the Calibration screen for PID Tuning.
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Calibration
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Calibration-PID Tuning>PID Automatic Tuning will initiate an automatic PID calibration. Enter a temperature 10 degrees over your printing temperature and press Start.
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Calibration-PID Tuning>PID Manual Tuning will display the current saved values and allow manual adjustment.
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After desired changes are made, press Store Settings
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Thermistor Error! This is usually a wiring or component issue.
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Heating Failed! This is sometimes a wiring or component issue.
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MACHINE FAULT This is sometimes a wiring issue.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
8 Kommentare
This is so hot mess, looking at Ender 5 Plus firmware and screen update…..documents are all out dated and files are not correct just a hot mess and wasted 2 hours try to figure your crap out.
Chris C -
What are you referring to? If you’re having issues with a firmware update, the best way to contact us is email - support@tinymachines3d.com.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lkhv... is where we have the latest files.
Hi
I have installed latest version of UI for CR10s Pro and Marlen 2.0.x. What is extruder value for, not defined above?
I want to know how to modify extrusion rate steps/mm thank you?
Can the screen firmware be flashed on any Ender 5 Plus? And it will just work? or does the board need firmware updates too? I’m running the Creatlity silent board
Check the link below
What is exactly the "soft data"? If I run a pid tune, or I set the offsets and I store them to the mainboard, are they still "soft data" and pressing the "initialize EEPROM" will erase them?
So what does "last firmware settings" really mean? If I ran a pid tune using my old firmware, and I stored them. Then I upgraded to the new firmware, are these settings now the "last firmware settings"? Or are they still regarded as "soft settings" and will not count?
I am asking because basically if it erases these stored settings, there is no point of reference anymore. We need to know exactly what are the "last firmware settings" in this context before pressing this button.
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In the pid tuning screen, you have auto and manual. I do not see anywhere how many cycles it takes before giving you the return readout? Also, immediately after I push the auto pid tune, the screen says pid tune finished! But it is still cycling through the process of heating and cooling. It also tells you different pid figures a few times, so how do I know exactly when it is really finished?
Then, when it is really finished, the new numbers show up in the manual section. If press the "store settings" button, is it storing these figures? So, if I run a pid tune with octoprint, or with pronterface, and I have my new pid figures, I could theoretically fill them in here and store them? But other then that there is no real manual part to this pid tuning.
Bit unclear as to why there is this manual part, if you have figures for pid from some other tuning session, you can also easily enter them into the g-code terminal and save them. Unless I am missing something, I don't see the point of this manual pid tuning.
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