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Try and error. Normally 50 is a good value. It‘s not only the motor but also stress put on filament when you increase speed so at some point it will not move 100%. So if you see degradation in quality you are to fast. Motor speed limit depends on st…
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Yes, it takes effect but you need to home to make z change from changed value. Z_PROBE_Z_OFFSET_MODE = 0 with z min homing will simply go up that value when z probe triggers.
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Would be more helpful if you tell me where the tab causes a nullPointerException:-)
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Ok, -50-50 fits in your circle, but x offset 24.8 means it will move 24.8 more to the left, lets say 25 for simplicity. So on x it would then be able to reach -25-75 instead. For y it goes 15 down making the reachable y coordinates then -65-35. So f…
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If pin 14/27 are serial connection pins, that should simply work by using the matching serial connection instead of usb-serial converter serial. Only drawback of this method is that it does not reset the printer on connect, but that is normally not …
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It's only in the github version of configuration.h not in th eone generated by config tool. Here the relevant part // What type of sensor is used? // 0 is no thermistor/temperature control // 1 is 100k thermistor (Epcos B57560G010…
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Never regsitere dthis since it was a widget I just used. But in deed doubling every keypress is a bit fast. Have disabled doubling completely so form next version on it stays slow.
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If it is inside depends on your z probe offset which I do not know. Config tool has a enable field for distortion correction, which is the name of the G33 feature.
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Yes that is correct, but normally it is better to not have autoretract enabled. It has sometimes strange effects if you want to move manually since such moves are converted in retract/unretract depending on values while you do not expect this.
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I think everything is ok. You have overlooked that is stored in eeprom and there you still have 255 from first upload. Change it there in eeprom editor and it should be ok.
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Unknowncommand G33 just means you have no distortion correction configured when compiling. For bed height map consider it uses a rectangle. So -80-80 means also -80,-80 whcih is outside the circle. So use a rectangle inside yout 80mm radius and als…
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bed coating is also taken into account for next G32 depedning on mode. If you have a inductive probe that would work as firmware that assumes to trigger on the metal and knows there is bed coating mm material above that.
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Please test - M281 Test if watchdog is running and working. Use M281 X0 to disable watchdog on AVR boards. Sometimes needed for boards with old bootloaders to allow reflashing. to see response after watchdog reset. I'm quite sure that would give a d…
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Firmware internally stores position as steps and float value. Changing resolutions means one or both of them are not valid and cause extra movement on next G-move. Correct way is to home G28 after changing resolution or M114 to reset firmware and th…
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Not sure but I think DRV 8825 are a bit slow and you need to set stepper high delay to 1us so they see all signals. If you have mechanical endstops, they will just work fine with 3.3v, electronic endstops may have problems if designed for 5V only. …
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It sounds like simple unix permissions not set right. Always think with which user you start the host (and from there cureengine) and which permissions /home/rock has for this user. sudo makes you root allowing everything so that of course works.
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Exruder cooler should always have EXT0_EXTRUDER_COOLER_SPEED or 0 set. Therefore it does no extra constrain and should be set to 128 from you. Will have a look into sources if I see an error with handling.
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Yes, I think that will work.
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So they also do not allow +/- 100mm as radius. With that you might just be trying to reach an area that is not safe and values are correct. Arms can not be more then horizontal to reach a position. The maximum i snot really a circle so being able to…
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Firmware values are only used for G10/G11. So as long as simplify3d creates it's own G1 moves for retraction these are used. Not sure if you can even enable using G10/G11.
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First I would check if the preview of the gcode has the same. To me it sounds like the stl files are non manifold so slicer does not see the holes and just put infill over it. Having no pictures of model/preview/result it is hard to say from your de…
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Maybe first do a very simple test. Put some tape on a motor shaft and move step wise and see if they differ in rotation. You have no force here so it should be possible to position each micro step. Even better visible is maybe a clamp as it is stiff…
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I forgot to mention that I have a different solution. M106 S255 gives the maximum power you allow. That way hosts etc. can still use the full range and internally it is scaled down to your maximum pwm rate.
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The important values are these 19:00:43.453 : EPR:3 881 230.000 Diagonal rod length [mm]19:00:43.470 : EPR:3 885 148.000 Horizontal rod radius at 0,0 [mm] They are the one plus corrections that are being used to compute positions, which is what fai…
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If you put something atop the endstop needs to be adjusted and heating will be slower. There is a firmware function called distortion map. That is made to follow bumps of a bed on first layer. You will need a endstop to compile it, but you can use …
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It is possible to describe a route with the 3 control points. Then this pattern will happen. Open your eeprom editor and check the set points. I guess one does not lie on the x/y line of point 1.
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Depends on how you did define it. The execute commands need to be defined seperately /home/pi/test.shso here the command is @execute play and it will run /home/pi/test.sh important is to use full path and again it is run as user repetierserver. Mea…
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It's for ALL M106 controlled fans. This includes fan2 as well:-) All other fans have already a maximum speed setting so I did not touch them.
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Have you already adjusted the current for the drivers? Motors need a certain amount of current to hold microsteps. If you say jerks on a move I assume a low move does more hop-hop-hop between full steps making it not smooth. That is clearly not that…
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Open eeprom editor there you see the 3 points building spanning the test area.