I have
2 AMS 2 Pros and 1 AMS HT.
Is the wiring like this? (I bought dedicated power adapters for the second AMS2.)
I uploaded the marking diagram and nozzle compatibility information.
Any questions or suggestions?
(The first two pictures are my own markings.
The latter pictures are from the official Wikipedia.)
Everything looks good in your diagram. If you decide you want to print with 10 filaments, you can connect all AMS units to right hot end and load the left from external spool. Also the TPU has to go through the TPU bypass hole into the right hot end, and can not be auto loaded/unloaded via AMS.
in my own experience:
Left Nozzle: leave it for all exotic filaments except from TPU. You can also use it for multi color printing PLA. I didn’t really have a issue with it.
Right Nozzle: Multi color PLA + TPU. And some CF/GFs can also be put there like ABS-GF (as long as its dry!)
For the AMS HT, you simply get two 4 in 1 ptfe spliters and hook it up on your machine. Then plug your AMS HT to the nozzle you need (e.g., Nylon CF on left, TPU 95A on right).
Yes I regularly print ABS-GF and PAHT-CF from the right nozzle. Its just PPA and PPS that can only be used in the left nozzle, possibly due to he smoother curve of the PTFE tube entering the toolhead as those filaments are very stiff and brittle and can break easily if bent.
I’ve just been using the right hotend all the time, though I do not have PPA/PPS. Support material always goes in the left one.
It wont let you print PPA or PPS from right hot end, just like it wont let you print TPU from left hot end, it will throw an error.
yeah they are doing pretty good there. “we have a no no square”
