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Found a problem! For some reason, before, it seems, she was not there. This is an extruder. When he pushes the bar, the temperature instantly rises. And after a short time (probably until the firmware tracks unnatural heating), the printer turns off…
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Yes, the cable is shielded. Without printing - the hot end successfully heats up and pushes the thread
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And here is the conclusion of the place of the error with temperature. I’m not sure that this temperature can rise instantly. 14:11:20.987: T:217.13 /220 B:70.00 /70 B@:80 @:9414:11:22.073: T:217.21 /220 B:70.04 /70 B@:64 @:10014:11:22.978: ok 3114:…
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I already see the error output even before the printer stops, while it is making the first line.
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Here is a brief summary of the commands for a print job: 14:02:48.578: start14:02:48.578: Info:PowerUp14:02:48.578: N0 M110 N014:02:48.578: N1 M999 ; In case we did not reset recover from fatal state14:02:48.579: N1 N1 M11014:02:48.579: N3 M115 ; Ch…
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I probably incorrectly put it. the task does not reach the end, but the printer manages to raise its head before resetting. I will definitely show a log, only later.
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Seems to be a success! The only thing a couple of times the server hung. But this is the Orange Pi problem, I think. But in general, it completed successfully several times)
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Gromovnik said: I tried installing #define EEPROM_MODE 0 before compiling. The printer is still printing. How? I do not understand. Where do the settings come from? Printing was successful! No communication loss.
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I tried installing #define EEPROM_MODE 0 before compiling. The printer is still printing. How? I do not understand. Where do the settings come from?
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I also noticed that Cura, when slicing layers, adds the M140, M104 and M82 commands to the end of the code. And this despite the fact that Cura end.gcode settings already have these commands, so these commands are mentioned twice in the log
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Free RAM:83136
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“A sketch uses 160,972 bytes (30%) of the device’s memory. A total of 524,288 bytes are available.”I think that memory is enough)
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I work on a homemade printer with Corexy mechanics. This whole farm is managed: Arduino Due + Ruramps4d. And the printer is controlled by usb Repeier Server on Orange Pi One Plus.
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Thank. I'll try to turn off watchdog. Surprisingly, the printer disconnects after canceling printing. The printer does not respond at all. I have to reboot. In general, such strange things happen for several months. I used to work with Marlin firmwa…
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And this is what Repetier Server issued for resuming printing:Cause of failure: The connection to the printer was interrupted.Last Position Sent: 6171233Last confirmed position: 6171224Here are some of the commands from the G-code: 6171063 G1 F1…
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Anyway, at the end of printing, the printer “fell asleep” on the part. Rebooted. I turned it off. After turning on, the printer completed the carriage return home. Here is the print log (at the time of loss of connection): < 7:00:48.328: N20091…
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I can add a log at startup: 18:26:35.216: @getip 18:26:35.217: N0 M110 N0 18:26:35.220: ok 18:26:35.220: N1 M999 ; In case we did not reset recover from fatal state 18:26:35.224: ok 1 18:26:35.225: DebugLevel:6 18:26:35.225: info:Continue f…
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Here's what I got: 11:57:11.054: N18 M415 11:57:11.058: ok 18 11:57:11.058: RESCUE_STATE: OFF 11:57:11.062: TargetExtr0:0 11:57:11.062: Info:POWERLOSS_DETECTED 11:57:11.062: Echo:N18 M415 11:58:12.881: wait (61) 11:58:13.213: N19 M416 11:58…
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I tried to program this code through OctoPI. I did not notice a problem. Pauses everything reacts
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Here is what comes out when playing this code if I do nothing: 21:55:16.688: wait (507)21:55:17.440: N60 M530 S1 L121:55:17.445: ok 6021:55:17.445: N61 M531 test21:55:17.646: ok 6121:55:17.646: N62 M532 X0 L021:55:17.650: ok 6221:55:17.650: N63 M53…
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The printer is paused, does not accept commands, and does not respond to a connected encoder.
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Here is the result with a pause: 21:00:55.114: N1 N1 M110 21:00:55.120: ok21:03:03.053: wait (126)21:03:03.918: N2 M11421:03:03.934: ok 221:03:03.934: X:-1.00 Y:-75.00 Z:45.100 E:-1.000021:03:07.109: wait (3)21:03:07.918: N3 M104 S245 T021:03:07.9…
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I tried this code: M82 ;absolute extrusion mode G28 ;Home G1 Z15.0 F6000 G1 X127.7 Y117.7 Z44.987 G1 X172.3 Y117.7 Z45.025 G1 X172.3 Y162.3 Z45.062 G1 X127.7 Y162.3 Z45.1 E1981.31701 ;TIME_ELAPSED:4905.119486 G1 F3000 E1978.31701 M140 S0…
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I looked at the firmware development branch of version 2. Among the boards, I found RuRamps4d, the owner of which I am, which is good news. It will be necessary to try to study this development branch. True, there is a lot of obscurity for me.
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it turns out that the limitations are imposed by the u8glib ex.h library. Interestingly, is there an opportunity in the future to finalize it? It seems to me that DC = A0. I already got confused ..... But, if this were true, then the display would c…
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It turned out for me to turn on the display. True, not as I wanted. I had to re-solder the jumpers, pull the RESET to VCC, the ill-fated DC pin to ground, and it worked on the IIC bus. I did not want to, but I have to. The idea was to combine the di…
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in the specification of the SPI protocol, this pin is mentioned (or rather, in the description of displays). It is referred to as Date / Command. Here is what I found: When using the 4-wire SPI connection, Data/Command is an “out of band” signal th…
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Little by little I begin to understand what the problem is. My display supports 4-ware SPI interface. The ability to make a 3-ware interface is missing, there are no jumpers on the display board. so you need to somehow teach my Repetier to communica…
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Anyway, I don’t understand something. Here is the code from the example:U8GLIB_SSD1306_128X64 u8g (4, 5, 6, 7, 8); // SW SPI Com: SCK = 4, MOSI = 5, CS = 6, A0 = 7, RES = 8I had to add the RES pin to make the display work. This code works. in the ui…
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During tests of my display on Arduino Nano, I had to forcibly specify a RESET pin in the examples. Without it, the display refuses to work.