#Is is possible to log nozzle/bed temperatures to a file on Klipper?
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To save second-by-second data from your 3D printer's heating process to a file, you can use a simple script that logs the data in real-time. You can write a script in a programming language like Python, for example, that reads the temperature data from your printer's interface and saves it to a CSV file. This way, you can have a record of the heating process for analysis. Remember to adjust the script based on your printer's specific communication protocol and temperature sensor. If you need assistance in writing such a script, feel free to ask for more detailed guidance!
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show me an example of script that can do that