Re: Choosing Thermistor based on table - Marlin

I am not going to be able to do this..
I will just turn it on an register the temperature at which the hotend has a good flow when I hand-feed it.

My plan to make my own table for Marlin was ambitious and good but my knowledge and understanding is too limiting at this time.

Thanks for your insights. When I get home I will try to find more info but I couldn't already find any info about hoe to make your own table for Marlin.

Throwing in the towel

I managed to calculate Beta, it's 2514
R0 = 124922
T0 = 20ºC

R = 4064
T = 215ºC

Beta = 2514
Rz = 234057

But, when I use the generator it also needs R1 and R2... And I have no idea what they want? I don't know what kind of resistors are in the hotend!


Update:
Printing in 245ºC doesn't work properly, I get bad prints, the filament doesn't come out well. Upping to 260ºC now in the settings.

Update #2:
260ºC seems printable, but having someone help me make a Marlin thermistor table for my thermistor would really, really help. Putting the hotend on 260ºC doesn't feel good, even if it's only a temperature reading which may just be around 220ºC in real temperature....