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Hi,
thanks, uploaded latest Muve3D Firmware, works now!
Hi,
I have the same issue: in the first layer my printer stucks and does not do anything more. I am very new to my Muve 3D Printer and I have no idea what could be the issue.
From the post above I have seen that the profile might be wrong - please find it copied below. Any help appreciated.
Used NanoDLP version is Build 1322.
As reported by roberk925 the only thing I can to is to restart my RPi 3
Thanks,
Abyrok
{
"ProfileID": 4,
"Title": "M3D 001",
"Desc": "",
"ZStepWait": 300,
"SlowSectionHeight": 3,
"SlowSectionStepWait": 200,
"TopWait": 0,
"WaitHeight": 0,
"CureTime": 12.2,
"DynamicCureTime": "",
"DynamicSpeed": "",
"DynamicLift": "",
"Depth": 100,
"WaitBeforePrint": 1,
"WaitAfterPrint": 0,
"JumpHeight": 0,
"JumpPerLayer": 0,
"SupportTopWait": 0,
"SupportWaitHeight": 0,
"SupportLayerNumber": 2,
"SupportCureTime": 50,
"SupportDepth": 100,
"SupportWaitBeforePrint": 1,
"SupportWaitAfterPrint": 0,
"LowQualityCureTime": 0,
"LowQualitySkipPerLayer": 0,
"XYRes": 86,
"XYResPerc": 0,
"ZResPerc": 0,
"Color": "#ff0000",
"SyscallBeforeLayer": "",
"ShieldBeforeLayer": "M650 D{([[LayerNumber]]\u003c30)*2+3} S{4-(([[LayerNumber]]\u003c30)*3)}\r\nM651\r\nG4 P1000\r\nG1 Z[[LayerPosition]]\r\n[[WaitForDoneMessage]]\r\nM114\r\n[[PositionSet [[LayerPosition]]]]",
"SyscallAfterLayer": "",
"ShieldAfterLayer": "[[PositionChange [[ZLiftDistance]]]]",
"PixelDiming": 1,
"DimAmount": 35,
"DimWall": 2,
"DimSkip": 10,
"IgnoreMask": 0,
"ShieldStart": "",
"ShieldResume": "",
"ShieldFinish": ""
}Hi, thanks!
Using the beta-URL solves the issue. I can access my NanoDLP RPi via WiFi!
thanks again for quick feedback
Abyrok!
Hello,
I have re-tested with the same command according "Advanced Installation": (wget http://www.nanodlp.com/nanodlp.tar.gz -O - | tar -C /home/pi -xz);cd /home/pi/printer;sudo ./setup.sh. According to my understanding this is where to get the beta from....
Unfortunatley no change in behaviour ..
best regard
Abyrok
Hi,
I have an issue, where I need your help:
I want to use a Raspberry Pi 3 as host for my NanoDLP server. I follow the instructions on "http://www.nanodlp.com/download/" "Advanced Instructions". After installing "Jessie Lite" I first setup my RPi working in my local WLAN and use the built-in "wlan0" adapter. Everything works fine:
* wlan0 has a fixed IP address via DHCP from my router
* SSH connection
* RPi online for more than 12hours etc.)
However, as soon as I install NanoDLP (using the shell comment " (wget http://www.nanodlp.com/nanodlp.tar.gz -O - | tar -C /home/pi -xz);cd /home/pi/printer;sudo ./setup.sh ") the built-in WLAN adapter is deactivated and I need to hava a LAN cable connection between my router and the RPi3 (which is very inconvenient in my case).
After nanoDLP installation, the shell comment "ifconfig" shows only "eth0" and "lo" as interfaces.
The files "etc/network/interfaces" and "etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf" were not altered by nanoDLP installation.
A reboot after nanoDLP does not help.
The command "iwconfig" shows the wlan0 adapter.
The comment "iwlist wlan0 scanning" results in "wlan0 Failed to read scan data : Network is down".
I need to manually activate wlan0 by "sudo ifdown wlan0" and "sudo "ifup wlan0" to have a WLAN connection again, but after a reboot wlan0 is down again (and needs manual activation) in order to access the RPi via WLAN.
(nanoDLP itself is running).
Can you tell me, what in the nanoDLP installation could cause my RPi to de-activate the wlan0-interface?
thanks
Abyrok
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