M303 gcode unclear documentation

dintid

The M301 also has some issues:

This is the default line from online configurator:

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M301 H1 S1.00 P10 I0.1 D200 T0.4 W180 B30	; PID on Hotend (may require further tuning)

```But the T, W and B are not described in the **[Gcode wiki for M301](https://duet3d.com/wiki/G-code#M301:_Set_PID_parameters)**

> M301: Set PID parameters
> Parameters
> Hnnn heater number
> Pnnn proportional (Kp)
> Innn integral (Ki)
> Dnnn derivative (Kd)

dc42

What online configurator are you using? The online RepRapFirmware configurator at https://configurator.reprapfirmware.org/ does not generate M301 commands.

I have corrected the description of M303.

parovoZZ

I configured the PID with the M303 command. During operation, the temperature varies according to the SIN funcrion. How to fix? Command does not have PID coefficients (((

dc42

1. Make sure that you are using the M307 parameters that were established by tuning.

2. If you are, then increase the D (dead time) parameter in the M307 command.

dintid

@dc42:

What online configurator are you using? The online RepRapFirmware configurator at https://configurator.reprapfirmware.org/ does not generate M301 commands.

I have corrected the description of M303.

It did for me. This is a brand new, this week, config of your configurator for my new xBot.

parovoZZ

And how to translate M307 parameters in PID parameters for M301?

dc42

@parovoZZ:

And how to translate M307 parameters in PID parameters for M301?

Don't, let the firmware do it for you. You don't need to use M301.

parovoZZ

I do not understand how to configure the M307.
For example, I expose 235C, I get 238C.

dc42

@parovoZZ:

I do not understand how to configure the M307.
For example, I expose 235C, I get 238C.

Please explain. Are you saying that if you ask for the hot end to heat to 235C then the temperature overshoots to 238C before coming back to 235C?

parovoZZ

Yes.
At the moment of autotune, the fan has max. At the time of printing, the fan speed is lower.

dc42

3C isn't much overshoot and is unlikely to affect the print significantly. But if you want to reduce it, increase the A parameter in the M307 command for that heater a little. Try increasing it about 2%.