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What about a samba-server, should work against any OS?
Perfect, thanks for explaining.
Hi, im not sure you need Bonjour (if that what you meant with Itunes stuff).
- I suggest that you should be able to reach the pi through a specific host-name, not to discover a broadcast.
Will try something like this once I come back home
http://raspberrywebserver.com/serveradm … -name.html
Regards
I see, thanks!
Alright!
Did not know that, is there a convenient (Html) way to download the vid?
Or do you use FTP to retrieve the video?
I would love to see something like Preform did
https://www.google.se/url?sa=i&rct=j&q= … 2987141004
OBS
- The crosshatching between struts
- Automatically generate thicker support pillars for taller prints
and so on ...
Hi,
Many people use DHCP and not static IP.
To have a hostname instad of IP could be usefull.
Please see https://wiki.photonic3d.com/doku.php?id=raspberry_pi
They use http://photonic3d.local:9091 to access webpages instead of IP.
PS.
I know you could use the "could dashboard" ...
Hi,
When importing a STL, a rendered 3D view could be available to reposition / rotate / scale could be offered before slicing.
Also, would be nice if you could add several objects and reposition them yourself.
Regards
Hi,
I have a suggestion.
Once printed a plate, a download-link to an auto-generated movie from camera snapshots could be generated.
Regards
//Martin
That's to bad ... I did several of my own changes to Marlin FW (like custom M-commands) to update Display and control dimming/onoff of LCD (not using projector).
So I will need port M650 and M651 then?
(Or perhaps port my own commands to this FW).
When you say patched firmware, you think of Marlin FW?
I can see in the Terminal that Ramps respond with 'OK'
But is that message not interpreted as [[WaitForDoneMessage]] command?
How do I patch the FW?
Build 1220
I prob. have a configuration issue and this makes me unable to do any prints from plates.
All things work seperatly (Z axis movement, Display Calibration images, Send G code commands, Take snapshot from camera)
Nevertheless, when I sliced a STL and made a print-plate and start it), it hangs on the first layer.
Nothing particular is seen in the log, and it's not possible to stop a print (it prompts if I like to stop > yes) then it's back to the same.
This message has been noted though on occation : ActionSkipping db/calibration.json file. stat db/calibration.json: no such file or directory
Debug log:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/512 … 965043.zip
PS.
Thanks for adding total number of layers
Regards
Ok, then it's not really a problem.
I have not got around to fully configure and try to display slices (that should work if I understand you correctly).
The hdmi-mode should be configure properly in config.txt, now I just need to try it out
Thanks for the swift answer.
Regards
Hi,
I'm using a custom resolution of 2048x1536, but under "projector calibration", all modes seems to display 1080p regardless of my configuration under Setup>Projector?
Regards
Solved it,
Installed Raspbian first, and then NanoDLP via CLI. > Worked
Used the NanoDLP image (on RPI3) > camera did not work (maybe the image had different pointers to RPI2 hardware for camera?)
Or it might just be that the SD-card got corrupted through restarts.
Anyway, it works now. Thanks for helping me troubleshoot.
Thats great!!
Thanks
Very interesting
I can't see the full link but I just now found something and tried the following
raspistill -o cam.jpg
mmal: mmal_vc_component_create: failed to create component 'vc.ril.camera' (1:ENOMEM)
mmal: mmal_component_create_core: could not create component 'vc.ril.camera' (1)
mmal: Failed to create camera component
mmal: main: Failed to create camera component
mmal: Camera is not detected. Please check carefully the camera module is installed correctly
Maybe it does not have enough power?
Or possibly mounted incorrectly ... I will investigate, sorry for all my questions.
Regards
Hi,
Well I don't know what to write ... "-w 1296 -h 972 --timeout 700 --awb sun" seems to be a suffix to ... (a python command?)
I'm guessing here since I have not been able to try the camera in any other way.
I am using the Rpi image provided for download here and there is no Raspbian GUI left.
(not really a problem if I can make it work some how)
What do you need to do to get the camera working (I have enabled it in raspi-config, but nothing more).
So is there a native CLI command I can run to see if it works?
Hi,
I just bought a Rpi3 and a Pi NoIR Camera V2.
It does not seem to work ... (just running in idle, no ramps connected or anything).
In Setup > Hardware Setup > Camera Module (Default command : -w 1296 -h 972 --timeout 700 --awb sun)
--In Dashboard View--
Action Taking Photo [] exit status 70
Could anyone help me out?
I really would love to see that support structure generation that seen in Formlabs Preform (v2).
That would be so great, especially if you would have an online tool where this could be done.
Keep up the good work!
Hi,
I built a printer where I implemented g-code commands that updates a display.
This becomes usable as each lift command executes, so that the display reads : layer (50/750)
The problem is that NanoDLP (slicer?) seem to miss one (for me important) keyword : TotalNumberOfLayers.
You see, I can update display with the Current Layernumber .... but not from how many i.e (50/XXX)
The following commands implemented seems to be similar to CreationWorkshop (and missing one crucial to me).
Usable keywords:
[[LayerNumber]]
[[LayerThickness]]
[[ZLiftDistance]]
[[ZSpeed]]
[[TotalSolidArea]]
[[LargestArea]]
[[SyscallResult]]
[[Delay Seconds]] eg. [[Delay 1.23]]
[[Pause]]
[[GPIOWaitForLow]] and [[WaitForDoneMessage]]