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Very strange. There is no reason firmware should do something different just because resolution has changed. Except if you have a delta there would be some difference in some cases, so you should also set resolution correctly in configuration.h. But…
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Not exactly. Second move is a diagonal and limits are per axis.
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On the other side if you mean a complete print 50% too high then you steps per mm for z axis are just set wrong in firmware.
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So 50% thicker then first layers. That is often exactly what you have set. Check slicer what first layer height is set to. If it does not match you endstops are not configured correctly and stop x mm to early giving you higher first layer height. Bu…
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Only wrong expectations. Some users might think it can fix all geometric errors and do not try to calibrate at all. You should always first calibrate geometry so you have least bumps as possible. Only when you can not get it better start adding G33 …
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Fans get a PWM signal with 15-30 Hz depending on firmware version used. Not all fans work with such frequencies, some have a speed signal that needs other frequencies. If it works for 100% arduino and radds are working, otherwise it would not have s…
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Not at the moment. It is planned to come later this year. Currently you need to upload sliced models.
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It is ok to have feedrate set higher which happens with this, but in void PrintLine::calculateMove(float axisDistanceMM[], uint8_t pathOptimize, fast8_t drivingAxis) {the maximum per axis speeds are enforced. See e.g. if(isXMove(…
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The strange thing I see is that it triggers while writing "Free RAM". If you check the sources you see Commands::writeLowestFreeRAM(); HAL::setupTimer(); #if FEATURE_WATCHDOG HAL::startWatchdog(); #endif // FEATUR…
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You get that because the firmware does not answer with an "ok" or at least based on settings host does not read it as ok. The only parameter you can change that has an effect on it is the baud rate and port (in case you have more then 1 port to sel…
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First check you have no z min hardware endstop. Then check G28 G0 Z0 is at the bottom. If both is the case printer configuration is correct and I would start checking the start gcode if it has for example a G92 Zx from previous configurations that c…
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Yes, reduce #define DELTASEGMENTS_PER_PRINTLINE 22by 1 and compile again. You want at least 900 byte free to have it work stable.
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Plan is release in Q1 for a first version with limited web functionality and then add functions until it is on par with the internal frontend. This is mainly meant for pro users (free users will only see print progress online if we stick to our plan…
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You set them from repetier-server or repetier-host with the eeprom editor they have.
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If you later use G33 for the bumps 3 point for G32 is enough. If you do not want G33 then a grid might give a better average plane. You can set it in config tool as option. Please also see then how to set the 3 point to define the testing rectangle …
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Watchdog triggers if after 4 seconds the temperature and pwm interrupt were not called. So question is does it start blocking for so long I guess. RADDS has eeprom as I2C device which is known to block on communication errors (which is a reason we b…
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Is communication protocol set to autodetect? Nxx is the sending side. Do you see any responses in log when ACK is enabled?
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No idea which firmware uses M851, we don't. As a starting point read this: https://www.repetier.com/documentation/repetier-firmware/z-probing/
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Th eonly 31855 I have is mounted to the board so I can only say it worked when connected correctly. Can not say how the did CLK/MISO/MOSI pins. But these must be the hardware pins from AVR chip for spi communication.
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First you need to print over server so you can access status remotely at all. Currently this requires a route to your router, so from external internet it means you need to set port forwarding and dynip in your router so requests get through to your…
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Server is just using the default POSIX solution for serial communication, everything else is in driver. So I also do not think it is the server it self, more the fact that it uses the driver. Did you use a different host before? Or just arduino ide…
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G29 measures only an average. G32 measures rotation and you can define in config tool to do it using a grid. But that will not give you a bump map. For a bump map you need to enable distortion correction and measure it with G33, see also repetier.i…
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If you use our config tool it is straight forward to configure the firmware, at least if you know what hardware the printer uses. Typical unknown is temperature sensor so selecting wrong type might give wrong temperatures as they all differ a bit in…
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For 31855 the sensor pin means the slave select pin. MISO and MOSI must be connected to the hardware MOSI and MISO (note notation switched!) of the arduino. MISO is Master In Slave Out so you need to switch these pins (at least I'm quite sure about …
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Make sure you have selected the right firmware and baud rate. If any of them is wrong it will start connecting (yellow) but never be able to communicate and not get expected answers.
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Size depends on your steps per mm setting. Open eeprom settings in repetier-server/host and adjust them. Higher values = longer sizes. Normally you calculate them from belt type, motor, microsteps and grooves on pulley. If you had uploaded it befor…
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For our image you need to go to /home/pi/.config/openbox The file autostart is responsible for loading chromium and oprn start web page, so edit this line: chromium-browser --noerrdialogs --disable-suggestions-service --disable-tran…
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You can also disable filament visualization instead. And as a betterfallback print using repetier-server so even if host crashes the print will continue.
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Only way to correct is add a user defined thermistor table that contains the corrections and use that instead. Easy solution is of course to adjust filament temperatures in slicer. Also consider that externally measured temperatures always differ …
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Is it connected to a thermistor input or wrongly on a thermocouple input? What resistance does it have at room temperature. Should be around 100K (for 25°C).