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opps my bad.. i just removed the path. Thanks !

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Has anyone found a way to stop the rf chip from recording the filament used? I tried a print using Cura last night using third party filament and a xyz rf chip from a spool with almost no filament left. Once the rf chip read zero the print stopped even though there was plenty of filament left.

I am using a mini w with firmware 1.3.9

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davyd wrote:

Hello, I have XYZ davinci 1.0 pro with system version 1.4.0 and Cura version 3.6.0 .
I've tried several configurations but there has always been something wrong.
I am looking for help finding the correct settings for Cura and specifically I mean StartG-code, EndG-code

I have XYZ DaVinci PRO 3v1, with system version 1.2.1. For sending the slice to printer I use XYZprint version 2.0.5.
For slicing in CURA 4.8.0 I have just successfully tested the following settings:

Start GCode:
G21 ; set units to millimeters
M107
M108
M191
G90 ; use absolute coordinates
G92 E0
M82 ; use absolute distances for extrusion
G92 E0

End GCode:
M104 S0; Set Hot-end to 0C (off)
M140 S0; Set bed to 0C (off)
G92 E0
M84     ; disable motors

Hope this helps you out.

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I just got a used Mini W+.  I've tried using these Cura settings.  The print head moves as normal, but there is no extrusion whatsoever.  Any guesses about what I'm doing wrong?

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Hi, is there any update to these settings.
printer firmware 1.2.6
cura 5.7.0
printer doesn't start

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So do these Cura settings mean the printer can work regardless of the info on the tags? I believe my da vinci mini w+ is still reading the tags and will not print if there is no tag or the tag reads 0m remaining on the spool. All of the settings are identical and I did manage to print off a Benchy but as I was printing another part the printer stopped with no warning. Nothing looked wrong but it will not start again, and the red light on the front of the printer turns on. No settings were changed and my computer stayed on during the print, and yet it still failed, and my best guess is it was updating the filament tag and once it hit 0, the printer stopped and appears to have bricked. Is there a way to tell Cura to ignore the tags, or is it already doing that and the issue is something else entirely?