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Not on my printer running 1.0.4dev The extruder remains marked as jammed and the beeper beeps
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Thank you for your advice, is there a way to automate this in the jam action code? I do not want to interface with the host on a jam action, but rather the lcd controller.
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Here you go. I built a custom controller board based on the Atmel SAM3X8E chip, like the Due and the stepper drivers are TMC2208. configuration.h /* This file is part of Repetier-Firmware. Repetier-Firmware is free software: you can redistri…
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I have a 32bit board. Changing the max speed to 55 made no difference. It gets weirder, if I set L=130, I get a good couple of lines printed of a test cube and the extruder would stop. If I then try to start a print again, my bedleveling would fail…
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Hi I have now flashed 1.0.4 and no change. the extruder just stops. It prints the first test line and then prints the first 2 portions of the second test line and just stops the extruder. Repetier Server Log: 23:31:06.361: Info:Autoleveling enabled…
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Thank you. For now I will use a dirty hack to keep my printer happy. The issue is that as soon as the stepper is disabled it loses it's configs. This is not supposed to happen but it does, so I have to push the configs every time. I am not ready to…
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Repetier said: Maybe when 2130 is working in V2 you can adopt it to 2208:-) I will have a look at it, but I may have underestimated how "trivial" such an mod could be. The TMC2208 uart connection to the MCU must be done to one of the hardw…
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Cool, will do that thanks.
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I will have to do it each print. I have a modular hotend system with a trivial swap-out setup. Thus, the height differs almost every print as i have 20 different nozzle sizes and geometries depending on the part/material to be printed. Is there a w…
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Awesome, thank you. So the start code would be something like this (assuming the x and y offset of extruder 2 is set) turn machine on and set units G28 select and wipe extruder 1 G32 S0 select and wipe extruder 2 G134 P0 S1 select first extru…
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That would be awesome. I hope it make it into the feature set.
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It looks like some implementations do this from videos I have seen but I do not know unless I look at the code and I do not have time for that. I understand it is non trivial and may take a long time but the power of such a function would be very b…
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I tried to lower the buffer, but like you said it caused quality issues and moving the sensor wastes a lot of plastic if it is a lot of small moves being executed in the buffer as the runout is triggered. Alternatively, printing large simple objects…
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My drive gear is the filament sensor so I have 0 filament left when it triggers. At 1mm nozzle printing large objects this has resulted in major issues as it would print 400 - 500mm of filament from the buffer before the pause.
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I have found that a lot of things in arduino world and sometimes in ARM world does not make sense. "It's not working, why?" or "It's working, why?"
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That did the trick! Thank you, working now.
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Thanks, will give it a try. I will upload the changed firmware as soon as my print is done. Will let you know in about 15 hours.
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I tried M999, but it is not ideal as all motors and lights stop during the hotend swapout. Is it possible to build in a check to temporarily disable thermal runaway protection?
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With pingpong this issue is not present but the printing slows waaaaay down. I will log this behavior a bit later and post the results.
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Will update the firmware and test again
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My specific concern is when the printer is started and it homes, the bed moves up by 10mm and homes x,y,z. if z is already at maximum it still tries to move 10mm up even if the endstop is hit. My understanding of the function of an endstop is to sto…
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Firmware is any dev v1. Even tried it on the latest github code downloaded today
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I even took out the cancel print gcode but still it looks like the next command that was waiting to execute is being done. example: M80 ;turn onG21 ; Set units to milimetersG90 ;absoM109 S180 T0 ; wait for heater to reach tempG28 Wh…
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It looks like repetier server does not catch that the printer has been reset and sends the last messages in the print que that did not get an ok back, that or the firmware somehow did not clear the buffer of the print que on startup?
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This also happend to one of my printers running a windows 8.1 tablet. Printer also comes up as unknown
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Thank you very much for the assistance!! If the lcd was not calibrated at all, it will do the lcd calibration automatically. From the server commands menu I can manually start the screen calibration. For those with resistive touch screen lcd pannel…
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Due to my limited knowledge of linux I recognise that my problem is difficult. In terms of your points 2 and 3 I understand what is required but have no clue how to do it. The script /etc/X11/Xsession.d/xinput_calibrator_pointercal_wipe.sh contains…
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I am using programming port and the printer controller is powered by it's own power supply. It is isolated from the pc.
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If repetier is connected to a printer and the printer is disconnected and I stop and start the repetier service I get the following errors in windows event viewer: Faulting application name: RepetierServer.exe, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x584922…
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In my case it is a arduino due on a custom made baord similar to the ramps fd. My issue every time is while repetier server is running and the printer is powered down or disconnected for any reason from my windows pc, it will not reconnect with repe…