2.10. START AND END GCODE SETTINGS
2.10 Start and End GCODE Settings
Custom GCODE allows for complex automatic printer movements and
operations. By adding custom GCODE into the start or end of your le, you
can alter how it prints. A comprehensive list of GCODE commands can be
found here: http://reprap.org/wiki/G-code We recommend new users
to leave this as provided in the proles at https://www.lulzbot.com/cura
TAZ 6 Specific Considerations
Please be cautious when changing any of these start and end GCODE
settings. This is where your automatic bed leveling commands are stored.
If improperly altered, your printer will no longer automatically compensate
for the heated bed position and can potentially damage components on
the printer. If you are uncertain of the change you are trying to make
to start/end GCODE, please contact us at Support@LulzBot.com before
hand.
Changing Wiping and Probing Temperatures
We have set wiping and probing temperatures that we have found work
well with specic types of lament and lament manufacturers. If you are
using a type and/or manufacturer of lament not listed in the quickprint
settings, you may need to adjust these temperatures for optimal probing.
In the start GCODE section, there will be three separate temperatures you
can adjust. What these GCODE lines do will be described in the green
text to the right of the command. The ones you will want to adjust are:
• M109 SXXX ; soften lament for z homing
• M104 SYYY ; wipe temp
• M109 SZZZ ; heat to probe temp
By changing the variables (XXX, YYY, ZZZ), you can change what
temperature your printer will soften, wipe, and probe. Our temperatures
for softening, wiping, and probing will be a good starting point for other
manufacturer’s lament. When making adjustments, we recommend +/-
5°C changes at a time. Be sure to watch the probing sequence when
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