Warning: Missing Line Detected: correcting buffer usage
I get this warning with every command I do when connected with my printer. I get two of these warnings just connecting my printer. I thought it was the poor usb cable supplied with my printer, but it wasn't. I thought it was an incorrect baud rate, but it wasn't. I don't know what I need to do to fix this issue at this point.
Printer: MP select mini V2.
PC: Lenovo thinkpad running Win7.
Any help or ideas of how to fix this would be greatly appreciated.
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any help please...
Missed line detected corrects it self. Especially if firmware send much stuff in a row it can easily happen to break the "ok" of a command. So just having this happen once in a while especially if firmware gets chatty should be no problem.
For positioning make sure bed coordinates visible are same as on printer. Most have origin to left front but some have origin in the middle. If that does not match you get moves outwards and firmware might prevent that.
There is no print cura button. Hitting print always prints the gcode loaded regardless of the slicer used.
in the file "composition. thank you so much for helping me would love this working before Christmas , would like to take it to my Grandkids to make thing with them.
no pla is being used..
For positioning I already told coordinate systems must match. After homing send G1 X0 Y0 and see where extruder is. In host there is a circle on the bed. That is 0,0 what host thinks. They should show the same position. If not go to printer settings->printer shape and adjust left/fron and xmin/ymin so the dot is where your origin really lies.
This is the cat it prints in the middle of the bed..
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this is a little round tuit, it prints to the right back of the bed.
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sorry to be a pain. would love to get this working soon..
G1 X0 Y0
and see where your extruder is. Is it in the middle or left front? That is all we are talking about all the time.
In your Printer Shape you told host where the bed is and that is from x=10 to 200 and y=10 to 200.
Example for x axis. Bed starts at bed left and is print area width wide. These coordinates must fit into xmin - xmax whcih they do not in your case. xmin/xmax define where you can move. Many printers can move outside the bed so that is not exactly the same.
If you bed is 200 wide and origin is in center you would set bed left -100, width 200 and xmin -100, xmax 100. Same for y. If you the slice all object move 100mm to left in print. I guess that it your problem since oyu say it prints to much on right side.