Okay, the default auto-gap is set in calibration. After it performs cal1 and set with a generous clearance, press the screen just to the right of the Cal2 label. This will initiate another adjustment. Once this is completed, the default auto-gap will be very close to your cal1 setting. I normally have about a 4mm gap by default. I am not sure if the auto-level uses this information of not.
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Auto-level is built into the FW. You cannot bypass it. You can, however, tune the level to minimize auto-leveling operations while printing.
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01-12-2018, 01:16 AM #11Super Moderator
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01-12-2018, 01:53 AM #123D Printer Noob
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Your an Angel TommyDee... I could just kiss you! LOL.. it's ok, I'm a girl.
Thank you!... now to modify the cartridges. I am sure I will have questions.
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01-13-2018, 08:26 PM #14Regular 3D Printer
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Geez, get a room......
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