You are not logged in.
Pages: 1
I'm in a win10 OS.
As am I Put sd card into comp, open drive folder and on top of folder contents there will be a folder named overlays. Drop that unzipped file in there. Eject drive and put back into pi.
Hi how did you send the pi3-miniuart-bt-overlay.dtb file to Raspberry but I get " Permission denied"
Thanks
I downloaded it and just put the SD card into comp and inserted file into overlays folder.
Hi,
It is so excited to finally see a computer-less solution for Nanodlp, so I just got my new nextion screen and tried as everything you list on Github, but I couldn't get anything displayed except "Connecting to printer..." message. It was so frustrating after trying for all afternoon.
I checked the output log in nextion by using WinSCP, and there is a looping of "error opening port /dev/ttyAMA0 retry in 2 sec". Then I just found this article(http://www.briandorey.com/post/Raspberry-Pi-3-UART-Boot-Overlay-Part-Two) which including the method to enable /dev/ttyAMA0 of almost all version of Raspberry Pi, anyone who has the same problem as me could follow the instruction of your version on Raspi in it.
I'm using the latest verion of Raspberry Pi 3B, so for me, it can be done in just 5 steps:
1:run this in the terminal:sudo systemctl disable hciuart
2:sudo nano /lib/systemd/system/hciuart.service and change every "ttyAMA0" to "ttyS0", there will be 2 of them in total, then save and exit.
3:sudo nano /boot/config.txt and add "dtoverlay=pi3-miniuart-bt" to the end, save and exit.
if you don't have "pi3-miniuart-bt" in your /boot/overlays, just download it here:http://ukonline2000.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/pi3-miniuart-bt-overlay.zip, and put "pi3-miniuart-bt-overlay.dtb" into /boot/overlays
4:sudo nano /boot/cmdline.txt delete "console=serial0,115200" or "console=ttyAMA0,115200"
5:run sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo reboot
Then finally I got it right! and thanks juliendelnatte for sharing your great work!!
I have tried this but when I do step #2, I have nothing of the sorts like what you are saying
[Unit]
Description=Configure Bluetooth Modems connected by UART
ConditionPathIsDirectory=/proc/device-tree/soc/gpio@7e200000/bt_pins
Before=bluetooth.service
Wants=dev-serial1.device
After=dev-serial1.device
[Service]
Type=forking
ExecStart=/usr/bin/btuart
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
Generate calibration plate
Ok, I see now. TY! I was thinking something more along the lines of a field for corrective measurements that would be in the resin profile or even the setup page that you could enter the size that was supposed to be printed and the size that actually was printed and then apply and by that information, NDLP automatically does whatever calculation is needed for correction. Even if it doesn't automatically input that calculation, show the corrected info and the user can manually input that info into the proper place.
There is a section on resin calibration page called Rectangle for Resolution Measurement, if you only give one value for cure time and fill with and height, you can acheive same thing
We only need additional box to calculate difference.
Where is this located? I have never seen this option you are describing.
It is available on all versions.
So if I model something to be 20*20mm and it comes out 20.15 and 20.20mm, how do I adjust those #s to get closer to the correct size I need? I think right now I am at 47.25 for x/y.
It would be SUPER nice to have something like Creation Workshop has for calibration instead of trying to figure out what # to put into boxes in NDLP. Just a box similar to that of CW where you put in the model size you wanted and the size measured of what came off the print bed and it automatically calculates the difference for you and then apply.. PLEASE!!
It would works but it is overkill. Just saying
Can you please explain what I would need to do then? I know nothing with command line besides the sudo apt-get update/upgrade.. LOL..
If you want to move profiles and custom settings, exporting and importing setup and profiles would be enough. Alternatively you can copy /db folder on disk to new place as every change being saved to this folder.
Sorry, I am not good with command line. I just want to make a "generic" sd image with the included profiles and settings I have already configured. That is why I thought just removing SD card from pi and making an image from that would work. Am I wrong?
Thanks. I started it earlier with win32diskimager and it has not finished yet so I just wanted tro make sure I was on the correct path. Thanks!
I was wondering how to make an SD card image from what I am currently using on mi pi? I have multiple profiles and custom settings that I would like to compile as a nanodlp image. Can I take the info that is on the pi sd card and use that or is there certain steps? Please guide me to the light
TIA!
I saw that FormLabs has an undercut and release tab in their base support to aid in removal of the print very easily. I think this would be a great addition!
Pages: 1