Heating The Bed & Nozzle
An "Active" heater means:
- 1.The tool associated with the heater is selected and is tool used to print. All other tools will display a "standby" message below their heater (even if its the same heater).
- 2.The heater can start heating, to given active temperatures.
A "Standby" heater means:
- 1.The tool associated with the heater is not selected.
- 2.The heater can start heating to given standby temperatures.
An "Off" heater means:
- 1.The tool associated with the heater is not selected.
- 2.The heater cannot start heating.
A "Fault" heater means:
- 1.The tool associated with the heater is not selected.
- 2.The heater cannot start heating.
- 3.The heater will not change to a different state, unless the fault is addressed.
- 4.
Look the "Bed" row.

The bed only has two states: Active or Off.
Enter desired temperature.

Hit "Enter" key.
- 1.Definition of Slow: Set the bed temperature. All future G-code commands will not be executed immediately. It will wait until the bed reaches temperature.
- 2.Definition of Fast: Set the bed temperature. All future G-code commands will be executed immediately.
Navigate to the "G-Code Console" Tab
M190 S75; This sets the bed temperature to 75 C
M140 S75; This sets the bed temperature to 75 C
Look for the desired tool.

Choose a mode: Active or Standby

Enter a number.
Hit "Enter" key.
- 1.Definition of Slow: Set the extruder temperature. All future G-code commands will not be executed immediately. It will wait until the bed reaches temperature.
- 2.Definition of Fast: Set the extruder temperature. All future G-code commands will be executed immediately.
Navigate to the "G-Code Console" Tab
M109 S75 T1; This sets the extruder temperature to 75 C. Applies to tool 1.
G10 T1 R75 S50; This sets the active temperature to 75 C and the standby temperature to 50. Applies to tool 1.
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