Connect to repetier host: Yes, Recieve commands: No
Hi there,
Last week the prusa i3 geeetech printer made an awesome print but I found out that the Y-axis is miscalibrated.
So I would like to change it with using the M92 Y.... code. But therefore I need a good connection with a PC so I plugged the USB in.
So far I can get it to connect to repetier host, I can even get it to print models... But I can't send in the M501 code and get a response for reading the current EEPROM values, strange.
Could anyone give me a hint about this? Would be great.
The lines repetier host shows:
Info: configuration loaded from EEPROM.ok 57
Warning: missed line detected - correcting buffer
Last week the prusa i3 geeetech printer made an awesome print but I found out that the Y-axis is miscalibrated.
So I would like to change it with using the M92 Y.... code. But therefore I need a good connection with a PC so I plugged the USB in.
So far I can get it to connect to repetier host, I can even get it to print models... But I can't send in the M501 code and get a response for reading the current EEPROM values, strange.
Could anyone give me a hint about this? Would be great.
The lines repetier host shows:
Info: configuration loaded from EEPROM.ok 57
Warning: missed line detected - correcting buffer
Comments
Also does this happen every time?
In general it is no real problem since host detects that the ok was missed on the next command and everything will still work well.
Ok so the firmware is:
Everytime I send an M501 when it's printing I get the:
And when it's not printing I get the:
Strange thing is that I am able to send prints and other commands from repetier host like move the bed or heat op the hotend,
Any ideas are more than welcome
The link is to a chinese website I can not read, so I do not inverstigate why the newline is missing in the sources. But from response I can see it does what it is supposed to do. So ignore the com error here whcih is just a side effect but everything is done as supposed.
Not being able to move and heat indicates that your printer has no 12V power used for motors/heaters and only board is powered by usb. At least it is the most likely solution. Some printers need M80 to turn on power even if you have a main power switch.
I thought with code M500 it would save the settings to EEPROM but I'm a bit confused now.
How will I be able to read the number of steps and change it now?
By the way I am able to move and heat! That's the strange thing...
I can communicate but just not the M501 and M92 command.
M500
will store the Xsteps in eeprom, but eeprom has to be enabled in firmware
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It's clear I need to flash the firware configuation.h to enable to make changes in the eeprom.
Next thing for me is: I will try to flash this type of board...