I didn't have trouble in the past but recently I am having so many communications problems that the print eventually stops.
Somebody could have the same problem (and a solution of course?) or have an idea?Įdited 2 time(s). So it is the host, Anyway the firmware continue to stabilize the temperature, and the FTDI works fine after that with the arduino frameworks. System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: ArgRange_ArrayĪt (System.Byte bytes, Int32 index, Int32 count) in :0Īt (System.Byte bytes, Int32 index, Int32 count) in :0Īt System.IO. () in :0Īt (wrapper remoting-invoke-with-check) System.IO.Ports.SerialPort:ReadExisting ()Īt () in :0 I thougth it was the baudrate first so I changed it to 19200 but it's still the same.ĮDIT: I do have this message in my terminal: I'm using a gen7 + Ubuntu + Repetier HostĪnd the chip seems to freeze randomly, It could be a interference problem (shutdown making signal noises, reseting or freezing). Thanks again for the last time, That was efficient. Repetier-Server - the solution to control your printer from everywhere.
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> no way dissatisfied with your software and how it > But like I said it's just a nice-to-have I am in Just add a M84 (I think it is) at the end of your print. You can set the timeout to 0 so they never stop on their own in the firmware (Default is 2 minutes which may be too short). > against the timeout-clock for changing the > automatically(also after pause)? Meaning a race > QUESTION: Doesn't the firmware stop the steppers Only after hitting the button, the host continues sending commands. The host will only send commands until that position, so you get absolute exact timings. > If I dont time it correctly it starts printing the > really after buffer is empty I think,dont really > printing before pausing and not right away (or > I need it to complete the current layer it is The problem I have with the pause button is that
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