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The sloppy height adjustment screw is easily fixed by adding a stop-nut on the screw beneath the bracket, to fix it in place when set.

1.1.6 is, of course, an obsolete elderly version of Marlin, and is long overdue for an update.

And true Sequential printing.

My .5mm PEI for N2 was certainly warped, but flattened out reasonably well when adhered to the glass buildplate.

A) Do not use the material change sequence on the front panel. Leave the old filament in the nozzle when you remove it, and clear it out when you next use it, as in B). B) Instead, simply clip the current filament 1/2" above the extruder, heat the hot-end up to printing temp, and use the Utilit...

It would be a lot easier to feed the cable down the cable-chain hole from the outside first, then connect the camera once the cable is inside the printer in the spools area.

There is no hardware restricting this: all that needs to be done is for the interface to insert a gcode command to raise or drop the bed by a fraction of a mm, perhaps .02mm or so.

Z-offset adjustment on the fly would be excellent and save a lot of time and restarts.

On mine, no double-sided tape, the wire was already installed, and the protective lens covering was on the outside of the camera, not the inside.

The guy who writes the instructions needs to talk to the guys who make the cameras.

Current versions of Cura support sequential printing - it works fine, I use it all the time.
You just need to specify an N2 single-extruder printer and use that printer definition - sequential is only blocked for multi-extruder printers.

At worst, you can cut the plug and wire from the bad fan, and solder them to the wires for the new fan.

It's just a poor camera, not out of focus.

The camera would be easier to attach if it actually came with double-sided tape. None was included with my camera package.

Vicki - why don't you just say that the N-series is discontinued?

IMHO, this one works even better: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1375267

The answer is that they are the same.

BTW, consider proofreading your posts before you hit the Submit button - they are almost completely unreadable.

Use a different slicer. iM has a number of shortcomings, and sequential printing is probably the most major missing function. Among "free" slicers, Cura is king of the hill, followed by Slic3r and Kisslicer. All three offer sequential printing as well as other useful features, such as vari...

Vicki - Looking at the installation instructions for the N-series camera, on Page 2, step 4, there are three diagrams. Two of them show the camera mounted in the right-front corner, while the one in the center shows it going in the right-rear. Is this an error, or perhaps a diagram for the N1? Which...

Finally received the silicone covers yesterday. It certainly has been a lengthy process to get R3D to ship them.

They fit and work fine - you can actually touch a 205C hotend (briefly) without burns.

"...anyone tried these?"

Few people have been able them, as R3D hasn't bothered to ship them yet, unless you buy a new hot-end. They keep coming up with excuses, but these are almost as long overdue as the mythical cameras.