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hello , i have problem every time i try to print this happen Received Data From Controller: ok , after homing
using ramps , i did try the patched marlin the same , and normal marlim 1.1.9 edited Z stepper settings
so how to fix that ?
NOTE : nothing wrong with connection to ramps , even after i force stop the printing , to test the Z axis it moves up and down smoothly so i guess nothing wrong with wiring
NOTE : i am using SSR to power my LED with GPIO 4 i didnt connect the LED to ramps
when i do display calibration it display the image and light the UV so i think no problem
Printer Setup, Shutter Open Gcode:
M106 S255
Printer Setup, Shutter Close Gcode:
M107
Printer Setup, Start of Print Gcode:
M107
G90
G28 F400 P1
[[WaitForDoneMessage]]
G92 Z0
[[PositionSet 0]]
M17
Printer Setup, Resume Print Gcode:
M107
G4 P30000
G90
G1 Z185 F300 P1
[[WaitForDoneMessage]]
M84
Printer Setup, Stop Print Gcode:
M107
G4 P30000
G90
G1 Z185 F300 P1
[[WaitForDoneMessage]]
M84
Resin Profiles (each profile), Before Layer Gcode:
G1 Z[[LayerPosition]] F[[ZSpeed]] P1
[[WaitForDoneMessage]]
[[PositionSet [[LayerPosition]]]]
Resin Profiles (each profile), After Each Layer Gcode:
G1 Z{[[LayerPosition]]+[[ZLiftDistance]]} F{[[ZSpeed]]/5} P1
[[WaitForDoneMessage]]
[[PositionSet [[LayerPosition]]]]
debug
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bkyIS … uYLofmL8qW
Last edited by nesquik011 (2019-07-18 00:26:16)
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It is the first time you are experiencing this issue?
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yes , its the first time , not matter what i do , i deleted nanodlp may times used older version , used the latest , still the same
does this has something to do with marlin software ? i even tried the patched one and non patched still the same
so what would do that problem ?
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any fix so far ?
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Looks like for the debug file at-least you pushed stop button, it stopped after layer 1. Your configs looks fine. Not sure what did you expect. Please, share detail of what do you expect and what exactly happening.
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after i start print it go homing to z then hit limit switch once then go up little pit then go back hit limit switch once again and stay touching the limit switch then it says Received Data From Controller: ok
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My guess is that wrong gcode causing it. Nothing to do with OK message.
Will be difficult to troubleshoot without unit in hand. But good starting point is to remove all gcodes see if things goes well and add them back one by one
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