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Download gcode files using this link: https://github.com/gregsaun/bear_extrude...
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Copy the following files to your SD card
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bear_hemera_config_mk*.gcode(choose the version corresponding to your printer) -
unload_filament_hemera.gcode
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Insert the SD card in your printer with the Bear Hemera
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In the menu of your printer select "Print from SD" and choose the file
bear_hemera_config_mk*.gcode.
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From the printer's menu, disable the fan check with the menu Settings -> Fans check - On / Off
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From the printer's menu, disable the filament sensor with the menu Settings -> Filament sensor - On / Off
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From the printer's menu, run the PID calibration for your hotend with the menu Calibration -> PID calibration.
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Raise the X axis to more than 30mm by pressing the LCD knob for longer than 3 seconds. Turn the knob to move up
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Place a metallic object underneath the Pinda probe. The red light on the probe should turn off
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From the printer's menu Settings -> Temperature -> Nozzle, set the nozzle temperature to 80°C
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Return to the info screen (main screen)
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Verify that the hotend fan is starting as soon as the temperature exceeds 50°C
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Let the hotend cool down using the printer's menu Preheat -> Cooldown
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From the printer's menu Settings -> Temperature -> Fan speed, set the fan speed to 130.
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The nozzle fan (front fan) should now rotate at half speed.
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Open PrusaSlicer, go to Printer Settings -> General -> Size and coordinates, then click on the Set ... button
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On the Bed Shape window, set the X size to 240
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And Y size to 205
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In PrusaSlicer, go to Printer Settings -> Extruder 1 and reduce the retraction length to 0.5mm for PETG and 0.3mm for PLA
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Bed calibration fails because of the geometry of the extruder. The Pinda and the nozzle have different positions.
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The self test will fail because of the E3D fan which does not have the rotation sensor. It will also fail because of the bed calibration.
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Calibrate your first layer with the printer's menu Calibration -> First layer calibration.
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Congratulations, you have finished to install and calibrate your BearMera extruder.
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Happy printing :)
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