CBX_Micha
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Well, I thought otherwise... When a stream comes, you can read which X and Y values are passed through; At least I suspect so. You don't have to send the maximum to the CAM for the current layer. It would be enough if, for example, the maxima of lay…
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Ok, I thought it wouldn't be that difficult to fill 4 variables with the min/max values per layer for the next layer and use it as a snap position. But as I said: I have no idea about programming. I just have my ideas sometimes...
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CURA connect solved from behind through the eye
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... Problem solved!It's a little crazy to solve but seems to work now... hell!
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Sorry, but I have to come back with the problem... again I had a defective SSD and had to set everything up again. See also the thread https://forum.repetier.com/discussion/comment/46556#Comment_46556 The new SSD arrived today and everything is (…
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... meanwhile, it seems to work. I'm just finished with the new SSD and now I'm perplexed that it was gone ?!? Time for the Ghostbusters... grrrr wlan0 is there now, just for fallback; it's connected via LAN. Why that isn't show here for eth0 is al…
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... hmmm ... time to edit post gone... Log say this: [17.04.2024 13:54:23] : Execute error response:sudo: unable to resolve host SV-REPETIER-PI: Temporary failure in name resolution [17.04.2024 13:54:23] : While executing:/usr/bin/sudo /usr/local/…
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Ok, next thing... I'm not able to set the WLAN country in RS. I have set it via console and raspy-config but it will be ignored. The red banner in /Global->Network/Time/ won't go and isn't also clickable to set the country from this point...
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Ahhhh! Ok, now I get it. Thanx for the Explanation; then it makes sense BTW: I'm cloning the SSD to HDD right now. The SSD have more then 8 defective sectors and goes to silicon heaven not so far in the future. Can be that this was the initial f…
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... just back with the Dog. Before, I have disabled the display autodetect and define it manually. That was the 1st strike. The 2nd one is that the handling of the serial ports are changed in bookworm so they don't see the touch. After changing some…
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... takes longer ... I can't activate the touch screen anymore while using the same config.txt as before... Anything have changed... I start over
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> In General->Manual Control... Ok, then I didn't really understand it. In the print area, RS had taken over the data that I had entered in General/Manual Control and of course complained.I have now corrected the print area and left the manual…
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Since I had to reinstall and set up the system today, I came across a question that I had suppressed/forgotten the first time. This has probably already been discussed somewhere in a thread that I can't find... When setting up a printer (Marlin), RS…
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CBX_Micha said: Unfortunately, I just have to straighten the PI's SSD first. I got the wrong plug and pulled out the SSD while running instead of the HUB... Can't boot anymore... Fu** Seems that I have to completely reinstall Repetier …
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Yep, ty for the hint.None of the three HUBs want to work with the WebCAM. All HUBs are recognized by the system, such as a USB stick connected to the HUB for testing purposes, but the camera is not; at no one! That's weird! I'll try again later, con…
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Something else; I just noticed. Therefore, for the sake of simplicity, I'll attach it here. Yesterday I set up “Pushover” and sent a picture with it. But the image is taken when the printer is in its rest position. Since my CAM hangs on a boom …
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Yes, that I know. But that's not the point I was trying to make. But when you say that it is not possible to preset the path in a browser, then I believe you; I have no idea about it.
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Ok, that I haven't know. Also not at the firmware upload range as a "hidden copy&past" from any config-file?
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... fu** ... This would prove that I am blind... Because I already had the file open, but I simply didn't see it... Thanks for the quick answer to my stupid question and have a nice Sunday Greetz Micha
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Ok, ty for you help. I'll research this further. With your explanations I can at least rule out certain things...
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Ok, if that's the case, then I can't tell during a print which flow rate is currently active... That's uncool... And why does it sometimes work (it feels like every 10th print) that on the RS display are 95% or 90% is displayed? Where does that come…
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OK, you're right. If I set it up manually in the terminal, it works too. I've now sliced something simple in CURA. In CURA it is set that the first layer should be printed with 95% and all other layers with 90% flow rate. I saved that as a gCode and…
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Ahhh ok... Then I haven't to wonder about. Just confuses me due have noticed it the 1st time so better ask then sorry...
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... I get it now... Crazy Linux Just found something new. Since I don't know if this is an RS problem, I'll leave it in this thread: Component with 13 layers; Simple cover for a flush-mounted cable box. In CURA exactly 13 layers are specified. A…
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... ty a lot. Meanwhile, I have read much about it and understand it much better now, how linux handle stuff like this.However, I don't understand why a SymLink that starts with USB0 is created when a USB device is inserted. If you were to attach th…
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Good morning... the connection is defined by "/dev/serial/by-path/platform-fd500000.pcie-pci-0001:01:00.0-usb-0:1.2:1.0-port0" for the Geee. I haven't touch that. If I unplug the Geee and plug in the ANET they catch "/dev/ttyUSB0" That looks like …
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Sorry to say it, but a new problem has arisen in this context. Same starting point: -Geee ON - ANET off Both connected to the PI, but options set as you recommended (visible although off / sort alphabetically) Now the following often happens in an…
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.... naaaaa... That's botch...
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Ok I understand... My brain-fault Another shortcoming is popping up, but it has nothing to do with RS: With multiple printers that draw energy from the PI's USB ports even when switched off, this places an unnecessary burden on the PI (power supply)…
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Ahhh... I'm starting to understand that. So you meant that the interface converter of the ANET board is supplied with power from the RPi via USB and is therefore visible to the RS, but the ANET CPU is still off. So RS see the Interface, but can't ba…