You will find it alongside 'Configuration.h' in the tree on the left side. To change motor current, you need to navigate to 'Configuration_adv.h'. Hemera is rated to 1.33A (1330mA) of current. If the gcode instructs Hemera to extrude 100mm, it will extrude 100mm, not more or less! This changes the Steps per mm value from 92 to 397, allowing for accurate extrusion. If you are printing in a particularly cold environment where the temperature might drop below this value, then you may want to decrease this value or heat the environment you will be printing in prior to printing. To ensure the safety triggers work, double-check that Heater 0 MinTemp is set to 5. Refer to this guide for information on max temperatures.Ħ. If you are using a higher temperature version of Hemera, you may be able to increase this. Next we must locate the MAXTEMP values, you can set this value to 300. If the Temperature Sensor type is not changed, this may result in incorrect temperature readings.ĥ. It's worth knowing that your line numbers won't always match up with the ones in the guide so it is better to look for keywords rather than line numbers.Ĭhanging the definition here changes the type of thermistor that the board is expecting input from. 'Thermal Settings') can help to speed up navigation. Using CTRL+F on your keyboard and then typing in a keyword (Eg. Scroll through 'configuration.h' until you find the 'Thermal Settings' section or use Ctrl+F. Locate 'configuration.h' in the explorer tab and open it: Marlin -> configuration.hģ.
#HEMERA EXTRUDER CODE#
If you do not have Visual Studio code or a Marlin source firmware to work from, you should work through this guide first.Ģ. You can load higher resolution versions of images by clicking on themġ. This guide will take you through the process of installing these as well as setting up your Firmware specifically for Hemera. Visual Studio Code is used to compile Marlin 2.0 Firmware with the help of the PlatformIO extension. This is a generic guide for getting started with Hemera on Marlin 2.0 Firmware.
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