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@@ -3793,6 +3793,28 @@ void PrintConfigDef::init_fff_params()
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def->mode = comAdvanced;
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def->set_default_value(new ConfigOptionFloat(0));
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// ORCA: minimum non-zero part cooling fan speed.
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def = this->add("part_cooling_fan_min_pwm", coInt);
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def->label = L("Minimum non-zero part cooling fan speed");
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def->tooltip = L("Some part-cooling fans cannot start spinning when commanded below a certain PWM duty cycle. "
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"When set above 0, any non-zero part-cooling fan command will be raised to at least this percentage "
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"so the fan reliably starts. A fan command of 0 (fan off) is always honoured exactly. "
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"This clamp is applied after every other fan calculation (first-layer ramp, layer-time interpolation, "
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"overhang/bridge/support-interface/ironing overrides), so scaling still operates within the range "
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"[this value, 100%]."
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"\nIf your firmware already disables the fan below a threshold (for example Klipper's "
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"[fan] off_below: 0.10 shuts the fan off whenever the commanded duty cycle is below 10%), "
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"this option and the firmware threshold should ideally be set to the same value. Matching them "
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"(e.g. off_below: 0.10 in Klipper and 10% here) guarantees the slicer never emits a non-zero "
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"value that the firmware would silently drop, and the fan never receives a value below the one "
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"you know it can actually spool at."
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"\nSet to 0 to deactivate.");
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def->sidetext = L("%");
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def->min = 0;
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def->max = 100;
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def->mode = comAdvanced;
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def->set_default_value(new ConfigOptionInt(0));
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def = this->add("time_cost", coFloat);
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def->label = L("Time cost");
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