Pid Auto Tune Bed Repetier

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  • Jan 16, 2018  In this video, I will show you how to do a heated bed PID calibration, to improving the way it will heat up. Prevent some overshoot of the temperature and make it faster to stabilize on its target.
  • Mar 24, 2017 A self-tuning PID demonstration software using genetic algorithm - Kev-J/PID-autotune.

Temperature control is critical in 3D printing. Unfortunately, the Prusa i3 clones typically come with PID temperature control disabled. Using any program that can talk to your printer directly including Octoprint and Repetier host, you can setup PID and use the built-in auto-tune process to get much better temperature control. The following video walks through the process on my Monorprice. Getting Started. Welcome to the TH3D P.I.D. Auto Tuning Guide! This will take you through the steps to P.I.D. Tune your printers hotend. If you have the new Unified Firmware you can go to Control Temperature PID Autotune Then set to 240 if you have a stock hotend and 250 if you have an all metal.

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Getting Started. Welcome to the TH3D P.I.D. Auto Tuning Guide! This will take you through the steps to P.I.D. Tune your printers hotend. If you have the new Unified Firmware you can go to Control Temperature PID Autotune Then set to 240 if you have a stock hotend and 250 if. Apr 07, 2019  The bottom part is a cylinder printed with stock bed heating and the top one is the same part printed after enabling PID in Skynet3D and running an auto tune. It seems that the 30sec on and 30sec off is affecting the print whereas the 7-8 on and off's per second are smoothing the affect so as to make it unnoticeable.

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commented Jul 28, 2015

Free download games for pc cooking academy. My setup is a Rumba Board with Repetier 0.92.3, with 1 nozzle heater, 3 extruders and 1 heated bed installed. Heating up the bed using M140 or M190 works fine. PID also works fine on bed and extruders.

But the PID autotune for the heated bed seems to be broken, I tried

M303 P C8 S110
M303 P-1 C8 S110
M303 E-1 C8 S110

All of these cause Repetier to start the PID autotune for the installed nozzle heater, not the bed. Probably a typo somewhere in the code.

commented Feb 12, 2016

Pid Auto Tune Bed Repetier

i had the same issue, had to use P3 in order to work

commented Feb 13, 2016

P sets heater. 0-2 are extruder 02 and P3 is then the bed.

closed this Feb 13, 2016
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Since the board is set up from the factory for bang-bang control for the heatbed and not PWM/PID control, I don't think there is any tuning you can do for the bed without reflashing the firmware with settings for PID/PWM. PWM/PID cannot be used with an external mechanical relay, only a FET or some solid-state relays. If using the on-board FET, it should be possible to use PWM/PID but only with reflashed firmware.

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After the bed reaches temperature, is it stable within a few degrees C?

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If while heating up, there is massive temperature overshoot and/or a bad oscillation of temperature above and below the target temp, then yes, there is a problem that will need some tuning or redesign ( the bed thermistor may not be thermally connected to the bed well enough). Otherwise, don't worry about it.

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I haven't had any issues with wild temperature swings. I have my bed set up so I can use it with 12v through the FET for lower temperatures or with a flip of a switch, powered by a 20V power supply through a relay.