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Yes, that's correct. So, how does one go about making a wizard like the microscope one you guys made? That has a very custom look and feel. Is that covered someplace? I would assume its a custom html page with some type of websocket communication.
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Thanks. Makes sense.
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That was it! the $ . thanks. I will remove the cam from the port forward.
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Yes the link did work in chrome. What I was saying is that when I looked at the debug window in chrome I didn't see anything that looked like html or mjpg, even though the image showed up fine. The link below should show you what I saw. I am probabl…
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Well, I tried it in developer mode but dont seem to see either html or mjpg. I see the GET with the url I set and I see response headers but the "response" tab is blank. I must be missing something. I would paste a screen shot but I dont see how to …
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I too have been battling this. Today I was able to locate the proper url for an http session for mjpg. I am using an amcrest ip3m-941. However, I think the login aspect is preventing me from using the url in repetier server. This link works when us…
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In the default abort code I added a gcode for absolute positioning before doing the move to x0, y200. My guess is that it was in relative mode when I aborted. ; Sample stop code - modify to your needs!M400 ; Wait for current moves to finish, clear…
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Agreed. I will look deeper the next time I have an abort.
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Thanks.
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SOLVED: After a ton of debugging I was able to determine that you must have text after the "@pause". If you dont the server will ignore the pause. However, if you run a gcode file that has the text after pause you can then run gcode files without te…
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Although I fixed the webcam setup, and ran a following print that paused correctly, a subsequent print did not pause. So there is something else preventing the server from seeing the @pause. I confirmed that its in the gcode and that its in eth log.…