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We already have dutch translations. Are these a improved version with added missing translation or what is the difference?
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So you mean it swings with a range of 14°C. 1. Use PID and autotune it with M303 2. You might reduce max pwm. I think you are so overpowered that a small push causes a big overshoot. 3. Test on target temperature not on low temperatures. The result…
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It's done in Extruder::selectExtruderById if(Printer::isHomedAll() && next->zOffset < current->zOffset) { // prevent extruder from hitting bed - move bed down a bit Printer::offsetZ = -next->zOffset …
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@ASH Nice solution if you have a backup power and can shut down cleanly. Also shows good use of event system:-) Have bookmarked it as a possible module for V2.
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Ok, good luck.
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Arduino IDE has a serial monitor you can use. Just select serial port and connect monitor (right top) and you see what printer sends and can also send back commands. At least with ansi baud rates like 115200. Make sure repetier-server is not trying…
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Maybe you need to stop printing before calling your function. You want to start a print and a pause could be why it does not start. But debugging such things is always hard. Many prints to check what is going on, i know.
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No, host can't. However if you print using repetier-server you can. Add ;@pushmessage some textand you will get a message once that command is being processed. And host can print using the server.
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First 2 are correct, last is expired and should be G33.
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Deltas work much faster on due based boards like RADDS. Check that z steps pre mm * max speed < 15000-20000 or your cpu can not handle it. Also depends if you have a display. Especially graphic displays also eat much cpu time. But even on due yo…
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I was not aware you wanted to make own electronics for emf detection. Sure if you want to spend many hours developing electronics and modifying firmware you can do. Easier solution would be I think to join TMC2130 conversation in parallel thread and…
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No, it is not. Of course you can catch the case G0 and set feedrate if not given and set it back afterwards. It is just a small modification of the case G0/G1 you already found.
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You set weights in eeprom before printing. You can change weight on the fly during print - M163 S P - Set weight for this mixing extruder drive- M164 S P - Store weights as virtual extruder S
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While stall guard might work on deltas I'm not sure they are precise enough. As you already said for z axis the precision is not top accurate and on deltas all 3 endstops at top define the z height over plate, so they should be accurate. Of course i…
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Check if cube height comes close to the 20mm it should have. I think you have pure overextrusion, meaning you pushed more filament then needed and that stuff has to go somewhere. You need to calibrate extruder steps per mm first so that if you say …
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What firmware does it use? Repetier-Host supports open source reprap firmwares like Repetier-Firmware, Marlin, Smoothieware. But smoothieware has some issues with multiple extruders as they handle extruders different.
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No server only knows what it has done it self. But it does not matter which frontend you use in Repetier-Server to start a print - all others will be notified. Regarding public API for internet frontend, we have some plans to open sources on how to…
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Ok, if you add electronics to the chip you can do more that is clear, but the pure chip can't. Our firmware does not support smoothieware boards. They have a different processor then the supported one.
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At the start this sometimes happens. Not sure why the start is so prone of this error, but as you see it catched up all errors, so everything is good.
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Don't think DRV8824 support stall detection at all. So that will not work.
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The big coordinates should not appear on 1.0 version, so which are you using? They are no error though, for homing we go a big distance up which you see and stop when triggering endstops. What kind of printer do you have? Cartesian or delta? Deltas…
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You can do that already. Open g-code editor. Select at bottom a layer and git button on the left to go to layer. You see now Z height and can correct. Select show single layer and start marking lines with shift+cursor down/page down. You see gcode m…
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Open eeprom editor and see weights for virtual extruders. For a selected virtual extruder Tx all motors having a weight != 0 will move according to weights. So to have only one move select only one weight for that vrtual extruder and set all others …
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2560 is correct for M8 screws with 16 substeps and motor with 200 steps (200*16/1.25). Regarding your note that it is 50% too high 2560 would seem more correct, but it depends on the z drive.
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Yes, exactly.
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With repetier-server oyu just add ;@pause message but no idea on octoprint. Guess you need some module for this.
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No, host always scales from 0-255. Have you tried switching the 2 fans to see if the good fan also stop on the bad radds? Maybe fan has just more friction. Also watch out for polarity of course.
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This is something that needs to be added to firmware not host. emf needs also special speeds to work correctly and needs to be adjusted to motor, ... For TMC2130 a user has solved this for repetier-firmware and this driver, see recent thread in fir…
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Looks like you run it on a due since GCode::executeFString(PSTR(buffer_));is not possible if PSTR has a meaning to read from flash. Otherwise the solution is good for your use case.
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What part did not work then? Host of MKS? Missing line number is just a communication failure and is fixed by resending line 13. Especially on startup sich errors are common.