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serene jolt
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Whenever I try to send a PID tune command it goes through the whole tune but then i don’t know where to find the info for the updated PID values. I am using an ender 3 pro with pronterface running on windows.

unborn ibexBOT
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After running a PID tune on your Ender 3 Pro using Pronterface, you can find the updated PID values in the terminal output of Pronterface. Look for lines that show the new PID values for your printer's hotend and print bed. The values are typically shown after the command has been successfully completed. If you are having trouble finding the PID values in the output, you may need to adjust the settings in Pronterface to display more verbose information during the PID tune process.

lament cobalt
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@serene joltThe "Got rubbish" say alot: wrong baudrate

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or you have a connection issue

serene jolt
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i tried almost all baudrates and it still gives that message

lament cobalt
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@serene joltatmega? or stm32?

golden bridge
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M503 reports settings, M500 saves them as well for reference

serene jolt
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Thank you! I’m new to using pronterface so I didn’t know I had to send a command to get the data back

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?solved