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Deltas use steps per mm z for all axis. Yes I hope they send one.
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Pass through is currently not supported but on my todo for later as it is not widely used. The port solution is good. Normally we use /dev/serial/by-id so that would not change by selecting different port, but there is also /dev/serial/by-path tha…
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The FDD display itself should be no problem if you connect right pins. Display port has 5V and a level shifter for the display inputs. Use the 3.3v pins for encoder so essentially same pinout as radds display. Main problem is sd card where I do not …
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Ok, I think I have found it. In printer.h for me line 960 #else // DUAL_X_AXIS #if MULTI_XENDSTOP_HOMING if(Printer::multiXHomeFlags & 1) { WRITE(X_STEP_PIN, START_STEP_WITH_HIGH); } #if FEATURE_…
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No hardware flow control will be implemented I think. But what I could do is make it possible to set DTR and RTS to high/low/auto so you can set it in configuration. I think that is what you also did with your solution. Server will handle flow contr…
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If you connect do you get any messages on console? What might happen is that the watchdog is triggering every 4 seconds I think it is for due boards. Happens e.g. if you say you have i2c eeprom and it doe snot find the eeprom. Then it hangs with ee…
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Radds has 402 - in config tool you need to select 32 bit first since radds uses the due arduino. The FDD will normally not work out of the box. sd card was for 5V systems and pins do not match. As a replacement you can use the official radds displa…
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While it opens a serial connection it does not see any communication from firmware. You have either baud rate or port selected wrong or your printer has no firmware installed yet. Often kits come without firmware and you have to install it yourself.
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You can split it on 5 devices of course. This was also meant so you can do one installation on your pc to speed up slow calculations that pi's can then outsource to your pc if that is active.
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Hosts scale is consistent. Slic3r top layer infill has it's own speed setting since it is a visible infill compared to invisible infill being printed faster normally.
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Yes, the nonlinear methods use a lot or memory for nonlinear data precomputed. Since the corexy only uses it but is not nonlinear you can reduce the subsegments per line safely to 10. As longa syou have 900 byte free in ram everything should work fi…
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In extruder.cpp void Extruder::retractDistance(float dist, bool extraLength) { float oldFeedrate = Printer::feedrate; int32_t distance = static_cast(dist * stepsPerMM / Printer::extrusionFactor); int32_t oldEPos = Pri…
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It just does a axis transformation to correct wrong angles: // Axis compensation: x = x + y * EEPROM::axisCompTanXY() + z * EEPROM::axisCompTanXZ(); y = y + z * EEPROM::axisCompTanYZ();So I do not think axis compensati…
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Since there are only 2 parameter making the xy move wrong I need to ask again. z steps per mm working exactly? Can be easily computed from belt type, steps per motor rotation and tooth of pulley. Also diagonal rod. Same length is great but did you …
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Have rechecked everything and still do not see the problem. So please help me with some more detailed informations. 1. DUAL_X_AXIS 0 right? 2. M119 returns signal for X2 correctly? 3. What happens if you try to move? Does the motor turn on so it is …
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In general this is a possible way to make a delta, but it has a completely different math so you would need to replace the homing and coordinate transformation part in our firmware. If you have normal programming skills in C++ and know what you are …
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Deltas have in deed only 1 resolution since all are identical or the math would not work. Z is easiest to calibrate since 1 step is 1 step for all motors - no nonlinearities. So calibrate first z movement so 100mm are 100mm in real, then check agai…
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Yes I had understood that part. Just thought you thought the informer would create the date. So everything clear now.
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Also just checked it and saw no error in enable/direction/steps. What drive system are you using here? Also do you have 2 endstops or one for x?
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Just select a user defined temperature table in our config tool and you can enter your table (10°C steps are enough).
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Informer is a dump software that only shows what others send, therefor I need to know which sender does omit the date.
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It is no problem to short thermistor cables except that firmware then shows a defect thermistor. Input works from 0-5V. But it should be set as input not output!
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Make sure you have not selected dual x axis as well. That would mean extruder 0 active->move stepper 1, extruder 1 active-> move stepper 2.
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First please use dev version (1.0) with autoleveling. And then also tell us whcih fatal message you got in log, that really helps helping.
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Dito :-) You did not say if that was was with server or host. Never used that feature myself so I do not know which one does what, so hoped on a fast answer so I could just jump to the right source and not needing to test myself when I have time lef…
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New groups require relogin to get effective.
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If T1 works and the others not, use a multimeter to measure the voltage goind to the arduino input pin. Since you have 2 boards in can be the AVR processor having a defect or the RAMPS board having a problem or config error.
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If the ui of host shuts down this sounds like a internal crash. If you run it from a console you would see the error message, which would be a help. For testing you could connect to a virtual port and print visrtually. Guess crash does not depend on…
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zOffset is offset in mm and gets converted to zOffsetSteps whcih is EXT0_Z_OFFSET , but of course only if eeprom does update. COnfig tool shows the define name in most cases (guess some are missing, but dev version is quite complete).
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While it stores it in a folder, you should NEVER bypass the software. On upload it adds additional files and also changes the filenames by adding a id to it and registers. So it will never use your files by just copying them there. An alternative i…