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I ended up taking a different approach to this. I used a slicer called SuperSlicer (fork off the Prusa Slicer). I downloaded it, made a folder for the binaries, dlls, etc and placed it all at "C:\Program Files\Repetier-Host\SuperSlicer" on my wind…
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To be honest, I think in the end it was as simple as I now have a smaller nozzle (0.4) than I did before (possibly 0.6). I just needed to adjust my normal temp on the extruder from 180 to 215. The PLA spool actually says temps ~215-230, but I just…
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@RAyWB first of all, thanks! That website I have visited a few times but never viewed that page you referenced. It put a LOT of things in perspective for me! Now that I know how to correctly calibrate the printer and more importantly see what is …
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RAyWB said: what you mean with 3mm respectively 1.75 mm is filament diameter , not nozzle diameter. follow this to calibrate your extruder : https://all3dp.com/2/extruder-calibration-6-easy-steps-2/ set flow rate to 100% to do this!! S…
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OK ... heck, doing even more digging I checked the values I saved in a text file before the f/w upgrade (using M503)... 0:16:20.473: N11 M503 0:16:20.479: echo: G21 ; Units in mm 0:16:20.480: echo: M149 C ; Units in Celsius 0:16:20.483: echo:Filamen…
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Yeah... so I just figured out my issue... It seems that even though it has #define DEFAULT_AXIS_STEPS_PER_UNIT { 80, 80, 4000, 500 } in my firmware, at some point a M92 command was issued and I guess followed by a M500 (to make it stick). That c…
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Humm... Apparently judging from what you just posted the firmware (though should be right to start with) can just be left alone and you add an M92 line to the "Run before job" in the Repetier-Server Event Dependent section under the printer's G-Cod…
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Maybe at this point, it is just something I need to do for the type of filament I'm using (though it's nothing special, 1.75mm PLA Black Inland) Where exactly is that "Flow" parameter located inside the Repetier-Host software? I mean I know it's i…
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Awesome! I'll give that a shot. Thanks!
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Also, just to add it... To fine-tune the extruder I first got my extruder to about 190 degrees then used the command... M303 E0 S200 C8I got back the following results... Send:17:46:40.742: N18 M303 E0 S200 C8 Recv:17:46:40.747: PID Autotune start…
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I ended up running the following command to fine-tune my heated bed... M303 E-1 S90 C8It ran for about 10 minutes and then tossed me the following error...Recv:17:24:53.292: PID Autotune failed! timeoutI found out that I needed to get the temp near …
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Well, looks like there were a few settings in the Configuration_adv.h file I needed to adjust as well... #define THERMAL_PROTECTION_HYSTERESIS 7changed to #define THERMAL_PROTECTION_HYSTERESIS 4 and #define THERMAL_PROTECTION_BED_HYSTERESIS 4chang…
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Thanks for the reply Repetier. I posted this on reprap.org trying to find a solution as well... https://reprap.org/forum/read.php?406,875120 I have posted the original firmware config used (Marlin 1.1.6) as well as the newly upgraded firmware con…
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So it looks like that error is now gone since I'm using the correct firmware type in the settings. Interestingly enough, I always had it set to that while using the old version of Repetier-Server and it worked fine. I even popped the old SD card b…
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I just finished upgrading the firmware (before your post). I needed to upgrade anyway. I was still running the old custom firmware that was shipped with the printer (Marlin v 1.1.6). I upgraded to Marlin 2.0.5.4. I just finished doing all the tw…
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I was digging into it some more and I'm starting to really understand how it all works. I realized it was an error on that line 12 (aka N12). That line was "Send: 9:07:23.496: N12 M117 192.168.46.47:3344". Then there was a response to that "Recv:…
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Yes, it still fails after connect. I was looking at everything trying to understand all the pieces of the puzzle called 3d printing. In doing so I noticed that my printer uses the Marlin 1.1.6 firmware. Currently, on https://github.com/MarlinFirm…
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Here is the entire log from the boot of the printer... Mesg: 9:07:19.927: Connection started Mesg: 9:07:19.928: Dtr: false Rts: false Mesg: 9:07:19.938: Dtr: true Rts: true Recv: 9:07:20.860: start Recv: 9:07:20.860: echo:Marlin 1.1.6 Send: 9:07:20.…
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Thanks Repetier! It ended up being a smooth process but I ran into issues after the upgrade with communication to the printer. I'm working that issue out on another post though. Great walkthrough!
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I just found this jewel... https://www.repetier-server.com/knowledgebase/upgrade-to-our-latest-pi-image/ I'm about to start following that guide to back up everything. Does this guide walk me though backing up everything mentioned in my original p…
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Repetier said: You can if you use the Repetier-Server. Sounds like a good idea to add it to the next host release as well. In any case you have to put it some commands after bed heating as the server/host send more commands into the queue and…
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ok great news, thanks!
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Thanks for the followup.
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Thanks!
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Just in case anyone needed it, I finally found out what was popping up on me and disappearing in under 1 second. Not that it matters any more but just thought I would share. "Connection lost"!
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Just figured it out. I'm not sure why this works but it does... My AP is a very stable AP and I would not see why it would "randomly disconnect" or become a "broken" connection. But nevertheless, the secret sauce is clearly laid out on the Pi Ima…
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