¶ Fault Description
High-Temperature Bed Calibration is a precise automatic leveling operation performed when the heatbed temperature reaches 80℃ or above. Compared with regular leveling, it collects more measurement points to obtain more accurate heatbed plane data, ensuring molding quality during high-temperature printing.
When the printer detects a high-temperature printing task for the first time, it will automatically perform a High-Temperature Bed Calibration. This function is only triggered for the first time and will not be repeated in subsequent high-temperature printing, unless you manually start it on the "Calibration" page.
Phenomenon:
- After regular leveling is completed, the print head returns to the starting position, and then a high-temperature leveling process with denser measurement points is executed.
¶ Notes
In the following cases, if you need to perform high-temperature printing, it is recommended to re-execute "Calibration -> High-Temperature Bed Calibration":
• The heatbed has been disassembled or replaced
• Adjustments have been made to the Z-axis
¶ End Notes
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