frank28 wrote:

Bozotclown1970 wrote:

You have entered the code for PLA and 189(190) is the correct temperature for that.

Ah,.. so if i alter the code or first 2 bytes of page 8 it will think it's printing ABS ?

Is that how i get the Temp up ?

That is my guess. I'm not sure if anyone has done it yet or not but that is what changing the first 4 bytes of Page 08 is supposed to do. As I mentioned, there are other ways. (gcode and software)

Interesting, will give it a try next time i reset my Tag & see if it changes the Temps settings.

Bozotclown1970 wrote:

You have entered the code for PLA and 189(190) is the correct temperature for that.

Ah,.. so if i alter the code or first 2 bytes of page 8 it will think it's printing ABS ?

Is that how i get the Temp up ?

That is my guess. I'm not sure if anyone has done it yet or not but that is what changing the first 4 bytes of Page 08 is supposed to do. As I mentioned, there are other ways. (gcode and software)

You have entered the code for PLA and 189(190) is the correct temperature for that.

Ah,.. so if i alter the code or first 2 bytes of page 8 it will think it's printing ABS ?

Is that how i get the Temp up ?

Bozotclown1970 wrote:

Ok, it's my understanding that the tags for the JR have a maximum temperature of 210° C. If you need to go higher than that you have do modify the gcode os use software like Simplify3D. Thank you. This way anyone else with the same question has a place to find an answer.

I reach 216 using this code and pull-in the temp probe near the fan 

I set mine to 5A 50 50 00, but my display never reaches that Temp, It always reads 189 degrees, and then starts printing, any idea's ?

Bozotclown1970 wrote:

ledobs wrote:

I reach 216 using this code and pull-in the temp probe near the fan

Clear Green    5A 50 50 00    210

That looks to be Clear Green and the temp may have overshot. Also what layer were you checking the temp on. The first layer may be higher to help the PLA stick.

Now if you want ABS temps you can try and change the first two bytes of Page 08 to 5A 41. That should make the printer think it is printing ABS.

Thanks for the tip,  Will tryin this and real soon. 

My goal is to print wooden filament, so I want to keep a 215 temp constantly.  If I can't I will buy a brand new printer.

For wood you can try 5A 46 that is supposed to be for tree.

ledobs wrote:

Bozotclown1970 wrote:

Ok, it's my understanding that the tags for the JR have a maximum temperature of 210° C. If you need to go higher than that you have do modify the gcode os use software like Simplify3D. Thank you. This way anyone else with the same question has a place to find an answer.

I reach 216 using this code and pull-in the temp probe near the fan

Clear Green    5A 50 50 00    210

That looks to be Clear Green and the temp may have overshot. Also what layer were you checking the temp on. The first layer may be higher to help the PLA stick.

Now if you want ABS temps you can try and change the first two bytes of Page 08 to 5A 41. That should make the printer think it is printing ABS.

Thanks for the tip,  Will tryin this and real soon. 

My goal is to print wooden filament, so I want to keep a 215 temp constantly.  If I can't I will buy a brand new printer.

Bozotclown1970 wrote:

Ok, it's my understanding that the tags for the JR have a maximum temperature of 210° C. If you need to go higher than that you have do modify the gcode os use software like Simplify3D. Thank you. This way anyone else with the same question has a place to find an answer.

I reach 216 using this code and pull-in the temp probe near the fan

Clear Green    5A 50 50 00    210

That looks to be Clear Green and the temp may have overshot. Also what layer were you checking the temp on. The first layer may be higher to help the PLA stick.

Now if you want ABS temps you can try and change the first two bytes of Page 08 to 5A 41. That should make the printer think it is printing ABS.

By the way, what hardware are you using to read your tag with. I am familiar with the software.

Ok, it's my understanding that the tags for the JR have a maximum temperature of 210° C. If you need to go higher than that you have do modify the gcode os use software like Simplify3D. Thank you. This way anyone else with the same question has a place to find an answer.

I reach 216 using this code and pull-in the temp probe near the fan 

Below are the color codes that are in page 08:

Black/Olivine                5A 50 45 00    191
Olivine                         5A 50 45 00    191
GOLD                          5A 50 46 00   
GREEN                        5A 50 47 00   
NEON GREEN            5A 50 48 00   
SNOW WHITE            5A 50 49 00   
NEON YELLOW          5A 50 4A 00   
BLACK                         5A 50 4B 00    200
Violet                          5A 50 4C 00    191
GRAPE PURPLE        5A 50 4D 00   
PURPURIN                  5A 50 4E 00   
Clear Yellow                 5A 50 4F 00   
Clear Green                5A 50 50 00    210
CLEAR TANGERINE   5A 50 51 00   
RED                           5A 50 52 00   
CYBER YELLOW          5A 50 53 00   
TANGERINE                  5A 50 54 00   
CLEAR BLUE              5A 50 55 00   
CLEAR PURPLE         5A 50 56 00   
White                          5A 50 57 00    210
CLEAR MAGENTA          5A 50 58 00   
YELLOW                    5A 50 59 00   
Stock Nature                  5A 50 5A 00    191
Full Nature                  5A 50 5A 00

Wanna know if it's possible or wich color are bind to high temp. (above 215-220)

Thanks