Introduction
In this guide you will learn:
- What is slowdown while splicing and when to use it
- Where to find and change this setting on Palette's menu
Splice slowdown is a feature that will adjust print speeds only when a splice occurs. This allows for a desired print speed to be used throughout the print, and automatically adjusts to the slower speed when a splice occurs. This is intended to help improve splices and maintain the buffer during printing.
Please note that this feature is only available in connected mode, for calibrated prints.
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If Palette is connected to WiFi, please update to the latest version under Settings > Firmware > Check for Updates.
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Go to Home > Settings > Printing
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Turn on Slow Down While Splicing.
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Enter a slowdown percentage.
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The percentage selected will apply to the speed of the printer at the time of splicing.
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It is suggested to start with 50% slowdown.
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