Vivedino Troodon Screens And Macros Repair Guide

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Step 1

              EZ Z Offset               

• Macro> Z Offset Auto Setup> EZ Z Offset. Follow the prompts and afterwards, your Z Offset will be dialed in and stored.

Macro> Z Offset Auto Setup> EZ Z Offset. Follow the prompts and afterwards, your Z Offset will be dialed in and stored.

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Step 2

• Macros for different filaments. The temperature changes for each.

Macros for different filaments. The temperature changes for each.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Roger “Pork Chop” Porcelli - Oct 12, 2022

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Hello, I am trying to create macros to control my LEDs. I have working ones that turn them off and on, but every time I try to use the M150 command to change colors, it says M150 command not supported. Any ideas?

Thanks for your help!!