M1, M100, M104, M106, M107, M109, M140, M143, M190; (3D printer control, discontinued)

please note that the default implementation of 3d printing specific features is discontinued this does not mean that a 3d printer cannot be made to work with our software, it simply means that 3d printer specific m commands should be overridden by the macro in order to manipulate the outputs and thus by proxy devices such as fans, and temperature controllers this approach allows for greater flexibility and the ability to interface with complex machines please take a look at how to define custom m functions in the section m code function override and user m code functions docid\ v5hvlzjr2jo4ujo6txezz m1 all heating and fans off m100 p change a axis resolution during execution by a factor (factor 1 is standard, 1 01 is 1% more, 0 99 is 1% less m104 s set extruder temperature, ( m104 s50 sets the temperature to 50 degrees celsius ) m106 s workpiece cooling fan on optionally with s=0 100, for 0 100% pwm m107 work piece fan off m109 s set the extruder temperature and wait until it is reached m140 s set bed temperature m143 s set maximum hot end temperature to prevent overheating m190 s set the bed temperature and wait until reached