Where did you get the start_gcode and end_gcode? This is all my Da Vinci 1.0a config shows...

start_gcode = G28 ; home all axes\nG1 Z5 F5000 ; lift nozzle\n

end_gcode = M104 S0 ; turn off temperature\nG28 X0  ; home X axis\nM84     ; disable motors\n

You must be using Simplify3D.

I hope you can help me with my issue.

I have tried slicing with Slic3r and afterwards adding the following lines to the gcode-file (before base64-encoding and renaming to a 3w-file, and then sending it to the printer via XYZware):

; filename = composition.3w
; machine = daVinciF10
; material = default
; layer_height = 0.2
; fill_density = 0.10
; shells = 3
; speed = 60
; total_layers = 124
; total_filament = 2116.02
; dimension = 51.23:45.21:24.95
; extruder = 1

And normally the result is perfect. But when I try to print with a lower bed temp (when using PLA), the printer starts heating (as it should) and when the nozzle and bed temp has been reached, the printer head stars the "cleaning" cycle, moves to the heat bed, waits two seconds, and then returns to the starting position (above the drip tray). And there it stands for about 15 min. before it again moves to the heat bed and starts printing.

Do you guys have any clue why the printer just stays there for 15 min. before actually starting to print? I think it's a bit odd, since the the right temps have already been reached.....

Btw. I have flashed the cartridge with 200 degrees nozzle temp and 40 degrees heat bed temp.

I have attached a copy of the gcode and my Slic3r configurations.

My firmware is 1.0.1 and XYZware is version 1.4.1 (Mac).

Thanks!

/Mads