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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2024
- How to perform PID auto tune on the Anycubic Vyper using Pronterface.
PID Auto Tune helps the printer learn how much power for how long it needs to send the heaters to keep them at a stable temperature. This VERY much helps print stability!!!!
The CH340 driver is on the sd card that came with the printer, and may need installed prior to this if it has not been already!
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Here's the commands to copy and paste to pronterface or terminal
M106 S255
turns fan to 100%
M303 E0 C10 S200 U1
starts auto tune on the nozzle 10 cycles 200C
M500
Saves to EEPROM
M503
Shows settings in EEPROM
M106 S0
Turns Off Fan
M303 E-1 C5 S60 U1
Starts auto tune on bed 5 cycles 60c
M500
Saves to EEPROM
M503
Shows settings in EEPROM - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Thanks for your videos. You cover everything! Every time I run into an issue, you appear with a guide 🙏🏻
Thanks for all of your Vyper videos!! Very helpful.
thank you for these videos, they were very helpful!
You Are Great Men !!!
Man it answered lots of questions i had about using proterface
Great! Glad it helped!
Are these settings being saved onto SD card or internal EEPROM chip on the printer? I am having issue with my Vyper loosing bed mesh/estepsnsettings after power cycle (if SD card is not present). I am running community firmware.
I watch all of your videos and I have learned a lot. I do have a comment those of us that are new into this hobby don’t have an idea of even want a PID tuning is. You would do us a favor if you could explain that before you start a video like this.
After 6 months of working great my Anycubic Vyper started make an alarm sound whenever I started a print and would stop when the bed got to 80 degrees. Followed the PID tuning for the bed and all is fine again, no alarm. Thanks!!
Great video, doing it right now with octoprint.
Should be the same in octoprint terminal, maybe a little easier to see.
@@B3DPrinting worked great, now all is calibrated. Great videos! Keep them coming 😉
Is this auto tune of nozzle so you can ensure you are printing at the temps you think your printing at? I swear my Vyper is printing hotter than what my gcode says to heat to...
If I’m already connected to my printer using OCTO print and raspberry pi, is there any advantage to using Pronter
Thanks for the mention in the beginning, would send 10$ - but that was not able in euros ;-)
I'm not sure how it works, I received a tip/donate from England, and one from Germany. They both showed up in odd amount USD$ so I figured PayPal Automatically converted it. No matter, I appreciate the thought, thanks! Hope the videos help!
@@B3DPrinting helped a lot, i‘m the german 😉
@@vidzfromhell Awesome! Thank you VERY muchj!!!!!!!
I will take a look at your videos also!
@@vidzfromhell hey, kann net so gut englisch. Was genau macht er da und was bringt des
Does that U1 work on Enders as well?
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Very much appreciated!!!!!
Great video. Please change C5 to C3 in the description due to command M303 E-1 C5 S60 U1. Thanks