Boxboard: Colour--TH(mm)--Power(%)--Speed(%)--PPi
- Red--1.2mm--100--30--500
- Red--1.7mm--100--30--500
- Red--2.4mm--100--15--500
- Blue--~~mm--50--100--500
Acrylic: Colour--TH(mm)--Preset-Boost
- Red--1.5mm--Plastic>Acrylic>Cast Acrylic--+10%
- Red--3.0mm--Plastic>Acrylic>Cast Acrylic--+10%
- 100--8.6--1000 (manual control)
Note:
- Auto Z axis: Have yet to figure out how it really works however:
- If you turn "Z-axis" ON in the Materials Database (on the right hand corner), you must set all Z-axis values for Red, Blue and Black to the same thickness otherwise the bed would (as it seems) to move to the thickest point (eg: if you have red set at 2.4mm and black at 106mm, it'd go all the way to 106mm and start... you'll get nothing!)
- Therefore question remains:
- How does the Auto Z-axis work? Does it:
- a) Automatically detect the thickness of the material by using the laser or somehow shooting it like a SONAR and having it reflect back up and timing how long it does this to determine material thickness OR
- b) The more likely option where it just takes whatever number you input into material thickness and sets the bed accordingly?
- Your process should be:
- Go to "Materials Database" to set the material and thickness
- Select Material first so Thickness field becomes available
- Click Apply
- Go to "Manual Control" to input P/S/PPi
- Z-axis values should already be there
OR
- Go straight to "Manual Control" to input P/S/PPi
- Turn "Z-axis" ON and set the TH for all materials
- I hypothesise you should get the same result either way?
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