Hello,
where can I find printer statistics of the A1 mini? Printing hours, used Filament, etc. - all the basic stuff that can be found in Prusa printers…
Thanks!
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In bambu studio after slicing it gives a detailed breakdown
Nope… that´s for the objects. I´m looking for the printer itself, like “machine hours” - how many hours that particular printer worked and how much filament went through the extruder, etc.
Do you mean a log file ?
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I don´t know what´s so hard in understanding what printer hours are…
It´s like driven kilometers in a car.
How many hours has the printer worked since you bought it and how many meters of filament went through the machine…
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There is nothing difficult about understanding a log file .
they can make interesting reading if you know what your looking for .
Just like that on a prusa printer… that´s all I want to know drom the A1 mini…
I know what a log file is i can even read them .
Not there just yet. They recently added the print hours to the P1 Series.
I would not be surprised to see this added in the next release.
Do you need it as a fun stat or anything specific?
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I like to keep track of hours for nozzle replacement, etc and of cource to the after how many hours things start to break, etc.
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PRINT [/D:device] [pathname(s)] Key device Either a local printer (LPTx, COMx ) or a network printer by its sharename (\servername\print_share) pathname The file or files to be printed.
why not just ask for the log file ?
I got you. However, I have always had different runtimes, depending on a few factors, mainly filament type. So, I guess you should be fine by checking it occasionally and checking your prints for signs of nozzle/extruder wear.
Checking the runtime of specific parts gets complicated quickly, but would be a nice feature for them to add.
this may have been answered already, but on the A1 mini you can find the total hours printed on using the on printer display. Just go to
Settings - Device
and you should see printing time for total hours printing.
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I don’t think that you can see the amount of filament you have ran through, but if you want to see printer hours you can check Settings > Device and you should see your option in there for printer hours.
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