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Is Palette 2 (Pro) and CANVAS Hub compatible with AstroPrint?

Do I need to buy the CANVAS Hub with Palette 2?

Can CANVAS Hub be used with OctoLapse?

Are Palette 2 and CANVAS Hub compatible with OctoPrint?

Are Palette 2 (Pro) and CANVAS Hub compatible with MatterControl?

Why is there not enough filament at the end of my print?

Which slicer programs can I use with Chroma?

Where can I find the Chroma software?

What is the difference between CANVAS and Chroma?

Can CANVAS be used locally?

Hey Milena, I see that you've solved this issue based on your FB post. Please let us know if you experience any further issues.

Hey Duane, yes, you can use other PTFE tubing with your Palette, but please ensure that the filament path is constrained and that you're able to clip in your tubing to your extruder securely.

Sorry to hear that you are experiencing this issue. If you need to cut another tube, please email us at support@mosaicmfg.com and we can have replacements sent free of charge. It's tough to provide premade profiles as different brands and combinations can require different combinations. The default (0,0,0) was set with Mosaic PLA, but we do suggest splice tuning if you're using any other brand(s) of filament. We have a chart which shows the best starting values, but it's still best to run splice tuning to ensure that splices are between 1.65-1.85 mm, and to double check that you've updated your Material Profiles properly: mm3d.co/p3-splicetuning

Hey Jen, would you mind clearing your cache and cookies and try again? Also, which browser are you using?

Hey CBor42, you should be able to connect via the Micro-USB port. The Palette package would include a USB A-Micro cable that you can use to connect the two devices together. You can then follow the steps here: mm3d.co/p3-firstprint

Hey Grunt, yes, we would be compatible with this setup.

Hey Sebastian, sorry to hear that you're having these issues. To address your points: (1) We've had users who experience this issue dehydrate their filament before use in order to help avoid breakages in the filament. We try to reduce any sharp bends within Palette's filament path, and in our experience, the brass retainer should help the filament enter the tube rather than cause any issues. If you have any videos of your unit feeding filament through, that would be helpful. (2) Which version of Palette's firmware are you using? We did have some Prusa firmware issues in the past, but these have all been fixed in the latest firmware release (v22.08.11.0). I'd also suggest visiting the P2PP Facebook group as Tom Van de Eede, the creator and one of our FB mods, is quite present there. (3) Have you run an extruder calibration recently? When printing in a single filament, slight underextrusion wouldn't be obvious as the model contains only one color/material. However, this slight underextrusion would cause...

Hey Sebastian, the spare parts are listed on the Getting Started guide, you can find a copy here: [document: P3P GSG] Usually, they're located under the foam in a white box next to the power supply.

Hey @poorskeleton, please ensure that you have a Palette on Accessory mode selected on the main slicing screen:

Hey Evan, our team is aware of this issue and we are looking to create better print time estimates on both Palette and Canvas.

Hey Raman, to answer your questions:

1. The printer would be compatible as long as the printer fits the criteria (non-proprietary 1.75 mm filament, using either Canvas or PrusaSlicer. We wouldn't be compatible with any other slicers at this time.

2. We have a setup article here (mm3d.co/p3-firstprint). If you're wondering about how Palette stays in calibration with your printer, we have information on the system here (mm3d.co/ping-pong)

3. You can purchase replacement splice cores, but it would not be able to be used separate from Palette (mm3d.co/spare-parts). If you're interested in splicing spools, there is Multi-Spool mode (mm3d.co/p3-multispool).

Not at the moment. The reason for this is that there is no slicer that would be capable of producing the proper files for Palette at the moment.

We wouldn't be compatible with this printer for calibrated prints, but you would be able to use it with non-calibrated features (random, gradient, pattern, and multi-spool mode).

Yes, we would be compatible with these printers.

Hey there, yes, we are compatible with this printer.

Yes, we can run in Connected mode with the Ender 3V2 printer.

Yes, we would be compatible with this printer.

No, there is a minimimum splice length. If you'd like to print something without a transition length, you can use something like Random or Pattern mode.

Hi Thomas, what issues are you experieincing? If you have any questions, you can reach out to us at support@mosaicmfg.com and we'd be happy to help.

Hey Margus, please use your Palette in Accessory mode by following the steps here: mm3d.co/p3-accessory