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Your Bambu Lab X1E, in the menu bar.
The X1E heats its chamber up to 60 °C. Bambu Bar shows the chamber's target next to its reading, so you can see an engineering print warm up.
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What Bambu Bar shows for the X1E
- Progress, layers, time left and finish time
- Nozzle temperature (up to 320 °C)
- Bed temperature (up to 110 °C)
- Chamber temperature and its heater target (up to 60 °C)
- AMS spools by colour name, grams left and humidity
- Chamber light switch
- Part, aux and chamber fans
- Door open warning
- Pause, resume, stop and print speed (LAN Only + Developer Mode)
- Printer errors (HMS) in plain words, in Bambu Lab's own translations, with a link to the wiki
X1E at a glance
- Chamber
- Heated, up to 60 °C
- Build volume
- 256 × 256 × 250 mm
- Nozzles
- 1 · up to 320 °C
- Bed
- Up to 110 °C
- Filament
- AMS, AMS 2 Pro, AMS HT
- Chamber light
- Yes, switchable from the panel
Connect your X1E in three steps
- 1. Download Bambu Bar and open it. It lists the printers it finds on your network.
- 2. Pick your X1E. The access code fills itself in from Bambu Studio or OrcaSlicer, or read it on the printer under Settings → Network.
- 3. Click Connect. For pause, stop and speed, switch the printer to LAN Only with Developer Mode on.