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This is what your header recipe will look like in Slic3r: | This is what your header recipe will look like in Slic3r: | ||
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<span style="color: darkorange;">N14 ; set line numbers for error logging - Slic3r version | <span style="color: darkorange;">N14 ; set line numbers for error logging - Slic3r version | ||
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<span style="color: darkorange;">M627 X0 Y0 Z0 J-500 K5 ; setup abort action</span> | <span style="color: darkorange;">M627 X0 Y0 Z0 J-500 K5 ; setup abort action</span> | ||
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| − | <span style="color: black;">M107 ; fans/UV ; off | + | M107 ; fans/UV ; off |
M106 C255 ; fans/UV ; set to 0-255 range | M106 C255 ; fans/UV ; set to 0-255 range | ||
Revision as of 19:50, 20 April 2021
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At Hyrel, we believe that you must start with a good GCode header to get a good print. Below are explanations of our standard header files. These can be configured in Slic3r under Printer Settings > Custom G-code > Start G-code
Sample Header
- BLACK entries are for every machine
- GREEN entries are recommended, but must be manually entered
- RED entries are for the EHR only
- BLUE entries are for the 16A only
- PURPLE entries are explanations
- GOLD entries are optional, but recommended
This is what your header recipe will look like in Slic3r:
; REPORTING/ABORTING :
N14 ; set line numbers for error logging - Slic3r version
M772 S1 ; reset metrics and arm automatic reporting
M627 X0 Y0 Z0 J-500 K5 ; setup abort action
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M107 ; fans/UV ; off
M106 C255 ; fans/UV ; set to 0-255 range
G53 ; clear offsets
G21 ; units : mm
G91 ; coordinatess : relative
G0 Z10 ; drop bed
G90 ; coordinates : absolute
G28 X0 Y0 ; home, goto : X and Y
M229 E1 D1 ; enable E-values (volumetric)
; TEMP CONTROL :
;M190 S[bed_temperature] ; bed temp : set and wait
;M109 T12 S[temperature] ; head temp : set and wait
T2 ; use THIRD tool position from the left
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