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[Request] Be able to adapt to temperature higher than 310°C #632

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imitation opened this issue Oct 24, 2014 · 1 comment
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[Request] Be able to adapt to temperature higher than 310°C #632

imitation opened this issue Oct 24, 2014 · 1 comment
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The temperature monitor seems to be hardcoded for a range of 0°C to 310°C. Temperatures higher than 310°C are not shown, so when printing polycarbonate (or other fancy new materials), the monitor becomes useless at times.
Suggestion: Auto-scale the monitor's range in steps of 50°C, depending on the set and actual temperatures.
@foosel foosel added the brainstorming Obsolete: Development discussions. Use the forum instead. label Dec 19, 2014
@foosel foosel added the request Feature request label Jan 23, 2015
@foosel foosel changed the title [Misc] Temperature monitor clips at 310°C [Request] Be able to adapt to temperature higher than 310°C Jan 23, 2015
@foosel foosel removed the brainstorming Obsolete: Development discussions. Use the forum instead. label Jan 23, 2015
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foosel commented Oct 8, 2015

Implemented in devel.

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Added changelog entry for #632 and adjusted Fan On
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