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Ok I finally got that print finished and was able to explore some. Uploading the latest firmware changed nothing. I cannot find anything in slicer or repetier host that would slow travel down. Do you have any suggestions where I could check for thi…
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Repetier said: What is your definition of slow here? Sounds like printing still works. I understood it that it went from 60mm/s to well below 1mm/s. Sometimes the slowdown is not that dramatic, depending on how long the run is. https:/…
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I was just able to check. The long passes are slow no matter in what direction they happen.
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I'm using ramps 1.4/Arduino Mega board. I tried upgrading to the latest dev. version last week, but for some reason it failed to upload to the arduino. I tried re-downloading it a few times to make sure it wasn't corrupted, but no go. So I went back…
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If anybody is curious to what happened here. I seem to have the problem beat. I took a level to the table the printer is sitting on and noticed that the top has warped under the weight of the printer. Two corners were on supports under the table, bu…
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Ok. Today I tried turning off auto leveling with M323 S0 and re-doing that calibration piece. You couldn't really tell the difference. It was the same. So I manually worked at adjusting the physical leveling of the bed. I got it a lot closer than it…
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The finished product is pretty square though. So it was under extruding those layers.
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it seems i spoke too soon about having it resolved. I still have the problem but to a lesser extent. I still think it's related to distortion correction somehow, but the effect is much less prominent now that I re-did everything. Any ideas how to ge…
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Ok. I got it resolved by re-uploading firmware with eeprom_enable set to 1 then re-doing z calibration and bed leveling. I though I was doing thing before, but eeprom_enable was set to 2 for some reason. That didn't reset everything as it should hav…
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I'm guessing I need to completely reset and start from scratch. I thought I was doing that by re-uploading the firmware, then re-doing bed leveling, but either the problem re-occurred or I didn't properly reset everything.
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If the problem were throughout the part it would indicate that the parts are cooled down to much. But what I observe with z-lift going at least 4mm higher than on other layers in this area indicates something different. My best guess is that it has …
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The final 20x20x20 cube also has a 22mm height. Something is for sure of with the height of those few layers. I'm not sure if this is related or not, but I have also noticed that even though I have calibrated my extruder pretty closely within 2 mm…
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Repetier said: Why do you not just check "Extruders share same heater from extruder 0 definition (SHARED_EXTRUDER_HEATER)" in the config tool. That would set it to1 as well. Does not work for me. Tried it. Still numbers extruder pins se…
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Roko said: Hi, I don't have that hotend ,but according to the Wiki article it shares the same heater, correct? You have: #define SHARED_EXTRUDER_HEATER 0 in your config file I was looking at the firmware setup and there are check boxes for a …
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Repetier said: You said the field is 46 entries long and compiler detected it is more then 46, so recount. NTC 3950 is no real thermistor. Is is a generic curve like you can also compute in firmware if you select generic curve instead. The p…
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The problem is I don't have a real table I guess. I have values I picked up from this thread: http://forum.repetier.com/discussion/1659/100k-ntc-3950-thermistor-as-option I tried copying only the values and substituting them for the values for ther…
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No. You are not reading my question right. I believe the heating element and heating control circuitry is working fine. My problem is that the thermistor is not doing it's thing above 160. I know that even with ramps powering my heater the hotend ge…
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Sorry, I could have included that information. The red LED never went out on the RAMPS board and the output in the graph stayed at the top. So firmware was calling for more heat, heater was on but the thermistor was not showing a temperature rise ab…
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Repetier said: Please check temperature graph with power output. Is it still firing? Then you might have reduced max. pwm so it does not get full power. Also possible would be that you hit a max. temperature setting and it reduced the set tem…
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I am using a Mac BTW.
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Ok Let's try again. This is the settings I push out to the Arduino #define X_MAX_LENGTH 200 #define Y_MAX_LENGTH 200 #define Z_MAX_LENGTH 403.2 In repetier, when I home the printer, in the print panel I see Z=408.9 when homing works. But when I tr…
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Home height in ROM is set to 403.2. Repetier seems to flip around between 400 and 408.9. I used to have it set at 408.9 but I changed it when I set up my hot bed properly and lost some height. I have changed height in Repetier
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Also, I cannot get the height in repetier on the print panel to match up with what I put into height in the rom.
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When I click the SEND button on the bottom of the repetier screen I see these commands. > 11:25:50 AM: N147 M105 *5 > 11:25:52 AM: N148 M105 *10 > 11:25:53 AM: N149 M105 *11 > 11:25:54 AM: N150 M105 *3 > 11:25:55 AM: N151 M105 *2 >…
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I got the thermistor issue straightened out. I had it plugged into the wrong set of pins. T2 instead of T0. And it seems my hot end thermistor is no good right now. I have to either wait for the ones I ordered or try to make find a working table for…
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} }, { "id": 1, "heatManager": 3, "pidDriveMin": 40, "pidDriveMax": 230, "pidMax": 255, "sensorType": 1, "sensorPin": "TEMP_2_PIN", …
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