#I cant find a way to put a delay on bed heating

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round bronze
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I am not sure what you want, you want to start printing 30 min after you heat (heat soak) or you want to let the heater on after the print for 30 min?

visual tide
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I would like when the bed heater reach the desired temp, to leave it for 30 minutes and then start to print

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so it must be inside the start_print

round bronze
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Easiest way ad a g4 after the time is reached.

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G4 P1800000 are 30 min (1000 x 60 x 30)

visual tide
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[gcode_macro ADD_BED_MESH]
gcode:
{action_respond_info("Warming up bed + waiting for the bed mesh")}
M140 S{55} # set bed to hit TARGET_TEMP
G28 #remove line if you ran G28 before starting this macro
z_tilt_adjust
M190 S{55} # Wait for the bed to hit TARGET_TEMP

G4 P200000 ##0000 ; wait 35 minutes to warm up bed evently does not work properly

G4 P 1800000
BED_MESH_CALIBRATE
SAVE_CONFIG 
BED_MESH_PROFILE LOAD=default
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like that ? I had the P200000 and later removed some 000 in order to test but it didnt work

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but u have a space between p and the 000

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so maybe that was the problem ?

round bronze
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No space anymore 😉. Was an c&p problem from the calculator

visual tide
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ah

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that does not work

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already tried it

round bronze
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What does not work G4 is PAUSE P specifies Milliseconds

visual tide
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hm, it shuts down only when I use that but now I see that my pid is off so maybe it was because of that

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I will do the pid again

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and then put it

round bronze
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So 30 x 60 x 1000 must work Never needed a Pause that long

visual tide
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u should see that shity bed

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cr 10 s5

round bronze
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Than your idle timeout definition is to short

visual tide
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ah, u have a point

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I will put it for 20 minutes and will see then

round bronze
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I do heat soak for 30 min but with a completely different solution, but my print_start is really complex

visual tide
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I am sure for that hehe

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ok will check and will see

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thank u

visual tide
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When I use the g4 pause