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Standardize the Unicode chars for unit strings (#14631)

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Co-authored-by: Ian Bassi <ian.bassi@outlook.com>
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Alexandre Folle de Menezes
2026-07-16 17:37:09 -03:00
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@@ -5256,7 +5256,7 @@ msgstr "Jerk (mm/s)"
msgid "Fan speed (%)"
msgstr "Velocidade do ventilador (%)"
msgid "Temperature (°C)"
msgid "Temperature (℃)"
msgstr "Temperatura (℃)"
msgid "Volumetric flow rate (mm³/s)"
@@ -16049,7 +16049,7 @@ msgstr ""
"Se habilitado, este parâmetro também define uma variável G-code chamada chamber_temperature, que pode ser usada para passar a temperatura desejada da câmara para sua macro de início de impressão ou uma macro de absorção de calor como esta: PRINT_START (outras variáveis) CHAMBER_TEMP=[chamber_temperature]. Isso pode ser útil se sua impressora não suportar comandos M141/M191 ou se você desejar lidar com a absorção de calor na macro de início de impressão se nenhum aquecedor de câmara ativo estiver instalado."
msgid ""
"This is the chamber temperature at which printing should start, while the chamber continues heating toward the \"Target\" chamber temperature. For example, set the Target to 60 and the Minimal to 50 to begin printing once the chamber reaches 50°C, without waiting for the full 60°C.\n"
"This is the chamber temperature at which printing should start, while the chamber continues heating toward the \"Target\" chamber temperature. For example, set the Target to 60 and the Minimal to 50 to begin printing once the chamber reaches 50℃, without waiting for the full 60℃.\n"
"\n"
"It sets a G-code variable named chamber_minimal_temperature, which can be passed to your print start macro or a heat soak macro, like this: PRINT_START (other variables) CHAMBER_MIN_TEMP=[chamber_minimal_temperature].\n"
"\n"