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Use dev version, whcih has a special MKS board since it has one separate fan outpin so heater pin numbers are correct. Rest is the same so no reason for motors not to work. If you have set to move only after homing that might be a reason. Another i…
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EEPROM editor for repetier is even better:-)
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Check your max pwm settings. Often it is not set to 255 so it will limit maximum power possible. You also see this in host/server temperature graph that the power doe snot go to 100% in this case. If it goes to 100% and you can not go higher then t…
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Repetier-Host has an eeprom editor for marlin to change all values. Works even without eeprom but only until next reset. Or alternatively check the gcode commands for marlin to find the right one, but editor is easier.
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Not all wifi sticks can be access point AND check for networks. Try connecting through ethernet and set AP to always disabled and see if then a list appears if linux wifi is not in AP mode.
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I think it is marlin. Host just sends M140 S35 and firmware is responsible for heating from there on. Especially if M105 returns a set bed temperature this would indicate marlin had understood.
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Ok, I see. I also see that it was what I wanted regarding the comment that I want only trigger the error while heating. Only thing for negative temperatures it would also trigger when not heating, what is not very consequent. For next update I have…
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Good catch. Moves on illegal positions are not executed and below bed counts to this.
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> You can test this yourself just DISCONNECT the thermistor. Sometimes you do not see the obvious:-) The tables are older then the firmware and already were part of Sprinter which was the base. The problem at low temperatures is that resistance …
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What do you mean by registers z max length? Only some special g codes should change the eeprom value if you tell them to store position. During homing you might see invalid coordinates which can be ignored. Homing adds extra correction for z homing…
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That looks correct. So if firmware i snot in dry run mode (debug options) it should extrude with this gcode. If you can extrude manually you are not in dry run mode. Enable logging in server and check for warning and error messages. Sometimes firmw…
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M105 is polling temperatures (enabled in printer settings). *xxx is the checksum. If ACK is enabled after every command send you should get a OK back from firmware. If not it is not compatible to the host.
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Yes, if not enabled they are not checked.
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I mean the Eye icon in th emain window toolbar named filament. Blue = show, grey = don't show.
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#define FEATURE_BABYSTEPPING 1 #define BABYSTEP_MULTIPLICATOR 1 Multiplicatot tells what one babystep means in steps.
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We are using latest compatible version already. Newer versions use a very complicated and different config system so we can not use them.
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If you see the access point what is the problem then? With our image it should then also appear in global settings->wlan->connection settings and you can change it or add wifi password to connect to wifi then.
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Since you mention M29 for auto level you seem to use Marlin. There steps per mm can be changed if eeprom support was enabled for compilation. But I assume this to be set correctly by vendor. What I meant is that if your printer does z max homing the…
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The lookup table just ends at 0°C so a small measurement error will make 0°C fail. See extruder.cpp #define NUMTEMPS_9 67 // 100k Honeywell 135-104LAG-J01 const short temptable_9[NUMTEMPS_9][2] PROGMEM = { {1 * 4, 941 * 8}, {1…
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In mails german is ok, but in forum it only helps if anyone can understand, so we prefer english here. Licenses activated are counted. In register tab you can any time deactivate a license to free it's counter. In case of severe problems we can als…
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Ok, good to hear that it is now clear what is causing this. Would have choosen the opposite solution to indicate leveling is wanted but opinions are different:-)
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No due has no eeprom, but most boards have therefore added an eeprom to still allow such things. If you have one without, ok then you need to use sd card replacement solution or do it in configuration and upload.
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So then you still have 16Hz which means 62.5ms which is significantly higher then your 10ms response time. Might be the reason no body screamed so far:-) And if you use bang-bang it is even slower and only switches between full and off.
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From this I would try manually sending G28 and sees if that also mesh levels. Would be strange decision to put such a thing on the default homing command many hosts will use.
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Just checked. It is hardcoded since it is the same on all firmwares. G28 - Home all G28 X0 - x axis G28 Y0 G28 Z0 are the 4 variants used.
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See gcode created if it contains G0/G1 moves with E. If they have A instead you have selected wrong firmware flavour in slicer configs.
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That doc is for repetier-firmware that you build yourself. On a bought machie I would expect that they have confugred it already correctly so you can simply run the leveling commands for the used firmware (differs in code). Before going down check …
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Not all firmwares implement all commands so a few unknown commands are ok. But if you enable commands and ack you should see some communication. Generated gcode still has M109/M190 commands I guess to wait for target temperature. Simple test with h…
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Host shows filenames reported by firmware. As far as I now repetier-firmware shows there also the long name if possible. What firmware do you use?
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http://www.reprap.org/wiki/Gcodes#G28:_Move_to_Origin_.28Home.29 does not even mention the W parameter. Even more G28 is homing and has nothing to do with mesh leveling. But firmware can of course say z homing requires this and do it anyway. Only ex…