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zlength/g33 data was based on old z probe height. But I do not know good enough what you did and how your printer is set up to say what went wrong.
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I main menu just select "Check for updates" and if a new version is available you can select at the bottom autoinstall. It is not really auto update as you need to start it, but it is just one click to update then.
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I have no BLtouch so no experience here. #define ZHOME_PRE_RAISE 0#define ZHOME_PRE_RAISE_DISTANCE 5 is no so good. When you release the probe it must be off. So you should pre raise Z so this is ensured. Check M119 if signal is good. #define ENDS…
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Negative z probe height sounds wrong. Only sensors really having negative offset are force feedback or nozzle sensors. Switches and inductive switches have positive values or you would hit bed first with nozzle and then sensor triggers which is not …
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Looks like an other software is already connected to COM3. Do you have Repetier-Server running which autoconnects to configured printer? In that case use Repetier-Server connector to communicate with printer.
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2.1.3 only uses DTR/RTS low->high. So it in deed differes from low->high->low you seem to need.
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Do you still have the working image? You could simply use the autoupdater to keep wifi/display setup und just update the server component. If you have one of the non HDMI displays you always need to install video drivers according to vendor instruc…
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Actually in your original post you said already home x,y,z so I assumed you did that already. Apart form this you are right. Changing z probe height requires a redo of G32 S2 to adjust z length. In effect it changes z length by the change of z probe…
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Ok, on a pi 3 wifi chip is normally no issue. If you connect ethernet you are also connected over that interface and can login there using putty. In the license screen you can also switch to wifi setup. I assume you tried this already? Do you see y…
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In host click on Easy button. Then you see you can enable log and in manual commands there is a text field to enter commands.
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See https://github.com/Raabi91/filament_runout_Repetier there you see a possible solution using a bash script. Next release will also have an improvement that allows a lua script to monitor pins and do things accordingly like adding a pause. That s…
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You can enter wifi data directly on sd card, see https://www.repetier-server.com/knowledgebase/wlan-configuration-on-sd-card/ You can also connect with ethernet to get ssh access and configure it in normal web interface and once wifi is working remo…
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You installed the new image? You need to reenter your connection informations to make it connect. Should work as you did with the other version. Can you describe what you did to connect, so I can follow or even replay the problem.
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If it shows connected and you see the ascii response it should be good. Send e.g. M119 to query firmware and see if you get a list of status in log (expert mode required).
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Saying "works bad" is just like saying does not do what I want but I do not need help. Host just sends the commands and firmware has to do it, so you need to search in firmware or hardware setup depending on what bad means.
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Ok, there are 2 variants depending on bed leveing method, so yours is this if(s != 0) { // at origin rotations have no influence so use values there to update Printer::zLength += currentZ - Printer:…
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M600 uses RETRACTION_LENGTH or the value stored in eeprom for this.
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The P and S parameter are always integer in repetier-firmware. That has to do how they get stored. Also you can not have a half cycle on or off. Fans use software PWM which is slow as I said. Also we store the value in a 8 bit variable so there it w…
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Please check your messages her ein forum. I send you a solution.
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From repetier.ino G32 S P - Autolevel print bed. S = 1 measure zLength, S = 2 Measure and store new zLengthyou have S2 so it should run to z max and update. Did you check zlength in eeprom before and after the command or even better…
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Yup, M226 is exactly the code I meant you could write. Use the pin number from the lcd controller and it should just wait.
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It is not possible. PWM is a integer value and you can only go full steps. There are only 256 intensities. With that resolution frequency is 15.25Hz. The value is not frequency it is intensity. In fact if you use laser you should use a laser driver…
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Could not reproduce this. What I could see is that if the server is busy with rendering and you upload a new gcode it can not analyse before the last rendering is finished. So uploading, deleting will keep rendering running until it finishes. Upload…
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Ok, have now had time to run the socat tests with tcp. Worked fine with that setup. Found a delay of 1s that I removed and a wrong message implementation in case of emergency stop, but that was all. Effectively all it does is send M112 if you have …
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Yes, that is possible. If you have no setup for temperatures slic3r will add it for you so it seems logical it does the same if you do not say how to finish. Normally you want extruder to cool down after after print so it logical it adds that if you…
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Normally motors are not enabled at startup. Exception if connecting shows RESCUE_STATE: LX:109.66 LY:90.85 LZ:1.70 LE:0.00 LT:0 X:0.00 Y:10.00 Z:11.70 E:0.00 in the log. Send M415 S0 and it should not happen. That is the new rescue system for next s…
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There is no goto. Firmware and hosts do not support loops.
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V2 has solved it meanwhile. If you use M106/M107 without P it is mapped to the active extruder.
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It would be much simpler printing over our server or host. There you just insert ;@pause Do something and you are done. You can even get a push message when it happens. Firmware side only I see no real solution. Pausing is not the problem but wait…
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M42 P S - Change output of pin P to S. Does not work on most important pins.is your friend here. Just use S0 to disable and S255 to enable. Works with any pin that has no special function.But do you really want to use a 24V output for a led? You can…