1 Topic by jasonb.194

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Topic: Changing Load/Unload Temps on Rep.92

I am going to try new filaments soon and I notice that there is no way to change the heating teps on the load or unload command in the rep firmware.

Does anyone know how to do this? If not then Ill just have to manually heat and load using the controls in RH.

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Re: Changing Load/Unload Temps on Rep.92

Hey Jason,

I think the REP firmware uses the abs temp in your settings as a temp to unload/load filament. If you change your abs temp it should adjust for loading, you will have to change the temp back to whatever you want after.

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Re: Changing Load/Unload Temps on Rep.92

I have never used load or unload. I just bring the head to print temp udong yhe manual controls and just pull the old filament out by releasing the gears with the lever and then push new filament in by doing the same. I am pld school and have never had a printer with such a feature. Was not aware .92 had it but then again I never went beyond .91 since it worked.

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Re: Changing Load/Unload Temps on Rep.92

Thanks for the info. I wanted to avoid using manual controls through RH as I don't connect it that often, only when I am pushing gcode to the SD card. (I don't like running printer over USB because my dogs have more than once stopped a print)

I 'll go ahead and just do things manually as changing settings for ABS back and fourth would take more time (The controls on the DV are slow, I wish I had a turn knob with a push control)