#1 Why would i not bring everything up to temp, clean the nozzle, set the nozzle on the actual bed, then set the z-probe until it triggers? If .1 mm would make that much of a difference in the print a

For the probing points, X0 Y0 is where the unit homes to, I moved the Y limit switch so that when I home the X Y, this is where it stops with extruder #1 selected.

If I set the probe X,Y points so position #1 is 20,20 position #2 is 150, 20 and position #3 is 20,250

The extruder offsets are setup so that when homed, if i select extruder #1 in Repetier-Host, the far right extruder is at 0,0, if i select extruder #2, the head moves to the right by 1600 steps and ex

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at pthread_cond_timedwait.c:199 #1 0x00864ec0 in boost::condition_variable::do_wait_until(boost::unique_lock<boost::mutex>&, timespec const&) [clone .constprop.217] () #2 0x0086544c

the #17 stepper motors are set in the rear and are upside as are the rails.. made my left front as XY zero and Z zero should also be at the top as the bed moves up high at start then down because is i

there is a post about that on Thingiverse #1648104. I don't have one so not sure if it helps. Some comments are yes, some are no.

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So if I upload a new gcode file to printer #1 then all the printers will have the new file as well. The problem is I have to restart the server in order for it to notice the new files. Is there a tric

* Can the error behavior be configured/changed to NOT attempt infinite movement in the Z+ direction? (It might not matter once #1 is fixed, but I don't like the idea of my printer going into a mode wh

Adding this comment to the thread since it is Google's #1 link for the search terms "Repetier Host keeps crashing".

Hello,

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* Initial configuration resulted in the Z-Axis getting step signals faster than it could execute and the motor would just squeal in-place and get warm. After a few tweaks, I determined moving at F85 o

When I print with extruder #1, it prints very well. It needs some very very minor tweaks, but it prints well. When I TRY to print with extruder #2, it heats the bed only to 50c, it doesn't heat the ho

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#define EEPROM_MODE 2

#1 TEST: Perfect 50mm