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Temperature
Heater control + presets.
Opens the Temperature panel — set or clear targets for the hotend, bed, and chamber, plus material presets.
Panel reference
More menu
Secondary controls
Eight tiles in a 4 × 2 grid for the less-frequent controls. Most operators visit More once during initial setup (bed mesh, input shaper calibration) and then rarely again. The exception is Resume Print, which is highlighted with a green border so it stands out as the only action tile in the set — everything else is navigation.
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Bed Level
Manual + auto bed levelling.
Opens the Bed Level panel with the four-corner knob workflow and the Level My Bed (Z-tilt adjust) automation. See the Bed Level reference.
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Bed Mesh
Per-material first-layer mesh.
Opens the Bed Mesh panel with one card per temperature range (60-80 / 80-100 / 100-120 °C). See the Calibrate bed mesh walkthrough.
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Input Shaper
Vibration / ringing tuning.
Opens the Input Shaper panel — adjust X / Y frequency and shaper type, or run the auto-calibrate flow. See the Input Shaper reference.
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Fans
Part-cooling + chamber fans.
Opens the Fans panel — set the part-cooling fan speed and chamber fan target temperature. The status row at the bottom shows the auto-managed firmware fans for monitoring.
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Remote Access
3DISM Cloud pairing.
Opens the Remote Access panel — see pairing status, get a code, pair with 3DISM Cloud for email notifications + remote monitoring. See the Cloud Connect walkthrough.
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Info
Printer ID + version + system status.
Opens the Info panel — printer serial number, model, firmware version, Klipper state, SBC details. Useful when filing a support ticket.
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Resume Print
Power-loss recovery.
Opens the Resume Print panel. Always green-bordered to stand out as the only action tile in the More menu. The panel inside tells you whether there's data to recover. See the Power loss recovery walkthrough.
Good to know
- During an active print, the More menu swaps Bed Level + Bed Mesh for the Filament panel — those calibration tasks aren't safe mid-print but a filament change might be.