Le système d’initialisation à chaque démarrage d’impression mériterait d’être réduit? La perte de temps est préjudiciable aux bons résultats de la Sparks, surtout quand on fait des tests?
What? i tried to translate and didnt understand what u asking
I wanted to know if there is any way to reduce the number of leveling and purging cycles on the Sparks i7; it’s a high-performance printer, but the time lost at startup is a shame.
If u talking about the purging while calibrating before printing, i think you cant skip that, it would be great if i could skip steps of the calibration cycle:
Like the nozzle going down the flex part of the bed (I’m talking about the back-center area of the bed where the nozzle gets cleaned—not the wiping sequence where it drags the nozzle across that flexible section. I mean the sequence where it simply travels to the middle of that flexible part, lowers, and presses down hard, slightly bending the bed (which is made of plastic). I don’t understand why it does that; I get the wiping part—it doesn’t apply much force there—but when it “calibrates that zone,” it presses down forcefully in the center.) Why the nozzle has to bent so hard the bed? it could break the bed or plastics the bent is hard.
But if u talking about the purge of multicolor prints, it’s easy to adjust as u like.
Answer this what u was looking for so i can tell u how to reduce the purge of multicolor