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# Download and open [http://www.pronterface.com/ Pronterface Printrun] | # Download and open [http://www.pronterface.com/ Pronterface Printrun] | ||
# Connect your computer to the printer over serial interface (plug-in next to SD card slot) | # Connect your computer to the printer over serial interface (plug-in next to SD card slot) | ||
# In the top left, select port and Baud Rate. Here, you can see the Baud Rate set to 250000. [[File:Pronterface connection.png]] | # In the top left, select port and Baud Rate. Here, you can see the Baud Rate set to 250000. [[File:Pronterface connection.png|thumb|center|x60px|Pronterface interface connection configuration]] | ||
# Type the following | # Type the following | ||
## <code>M106 S255</code> | ## <code>M106 S255</code> | ||
Revision as of 10:41, 23 April 2023
PID Tuning
I've only done this on Noisebridge's Ender 3's, but it should work on any printer
- Download and open Pronterface Printrun
- Connect your computer to the printer over serial interface (plug-in next to SD card slot)
- In the top left, select port and Baud Rate. Here, you can see the Baud Rate set to 250000.
- Type the following
M106 S255M303 E0 S200 C10- this will return some values that you will want to record for the next step
M301 P(insert value) I(insert value) D(insert value)M500M503- This outputs the configuration of the printer. Make sure the row with the PID values matches what you put in step (4.)
