En el Archivo Marlin/src/module/AutoOffset.cpp la función getZOffset llama clearByBed(startPos, endPos, 140, 200)); dentro de CHECK_AND_RUN , siendo 140 la mínima temperatura y 200 la máxima, ahí podrás ajustar el valor deseado.
Regarding the nozzle change beep, it never happen with the stock firmware and I changed the nozzle 4 times in 4 months (i’m new at this, made a lot of mistakes and the brass nozzles are so fragile). The 5th time changing the nozzle, it was with this new custom firmware, using the same method as I did the previous times. After securing the new nozzle, I restarted the printed and all was normal.
What you are seeing is stock behaviour, we haven’t modified any temperature routine nor the termistor monitoring of the nozzle, just the monitoring of the bed termistor to avoid false positive issues on the reading.
@Iroh3d Massive delay in reply I know. Really sorry, life got in the way, my bad!
I have found my issue finally. It turned out to be the option in Orcaslicer ‘Disable remaining print time’.
For others benefit it can be found by clicking the ‘Edit preset’icon next to the printer selection dropdown. Then under the Basic Information tab and advanced sub-section.
The option was ticked which was preventing any screen progress updates through the plugin. Unticked it is working as it should.
All good here now and again thank you for all your hard work on this
The github for HV CR4NS200320C13 should have SMT32F103RET6, obviously STM, on the PCB with the same HV is GD32F303. To put it mildly, it’s not exactly an analogue. Timers, ADCs, how does it work?
I don’t understand what you mean, the GD303 chip is a clone of the SMT and the board C13 is designed the same way. If you look into creality’s web site the Firmware is the same for both Chips its even written in the name the GD303 string so it is compatible on both.
The last release is only for SD purposes, no Octoprint in case you are using it.
It was removed the Fast/Normal version keeping moderated values closer to stock feedrates values so you can call it normal.
That is the last release of the Firmware, I will add a couple of fixes to the GcodePreview & STM32F401 branches and thats it I’ll move on to the Latest Marlin Release branch.
Checkout the readme and the release notes for more information.
Is there a version of the firmware for the C14 hardware that just enables host commands to work with Octoprint? I would like for the printer to be able to tell Octoprint that the filament has runout. I am on the 1.1.0 firmware.
@Nick_Paul I am currently using v1.0.9.9 (C13) with OctoPrint (Windows) without any issues.
Make sure to install this plugin and read the instructions.