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#1 Re: Help and Support » Stop/Resume Print » 2017-06-13 08:14:28

Shahin wrote:

I think you have missed space on print stop gcode box after positionset keyword so it get ignored.

I changed it quick but it still fails the second time and just prints from the top without returning to the previous position.

#2 Help and Support » Stop/Resume Print » 2017-06-06 08:50:16

caripen
Replies: 3

Hello, so far I made all the physical buttons work well but I found a problem with resuming prints the second time. The first time I press stop and then start (in web UI or physical button) the resume position is correct and the printer continues to print properly from where it stopped before but the second time I stop and resume the print, the Z axis gets lost and even causes the motor to hit the limit.

This is a strange problem that looks like RAMPS loses the correct position and just resume the print in wrong position. I use the /printer/stop and /printer/resume commands to run the physical buttons.

My setup: gHLkv7n.jpg

#3 Help and Support » Remove: Connectivity problem Get https://www.nanodlp.com/build.generic » 2017-05-23 13:10:49

caripen
Replies: 1

Hello, I'm trying to hide this message because I want my printer to be offline and ready. I checked all the "template" and "public" folders in search of said message but found nothing. Where should I look? or what should I do to hide it?

Thanks.

#4 Re: Help and Support » How to disable JavaScript confirmations » 2017-05-18 13:00:11

Nevermind it was my fault when configuring python script and has nothing to do with the firmware. For those interested how I did it: send the web links (example: /printer/resume) in HTML only using something like lynx or curl text browsers.

Thanks anyway.

#5 Help and Support » How to disable JavaScript confirmations » 2017-05-18 09:54:09

caripen
Replies: 1

Hello! I'm trying to add physical Home, Start and Stop buttons, so far home and start buttons work but stop, force-stop and pause don't work at all. I use web links to make the buttons work but JavaScript confirmation window block some functions.

Is there any way to bypass the confirmation window and send the command directly? (like: /printer/stop) My idea is to edit the web interface and remove the scripts myself but if there is any other way I would greatly appreciate it.

#6 Re: Help and Support » Stop/Shutdown Physical GPIO » 2017-05-10 09:34:43

It worked by shorting any selected pin from the list with 3.3v pin and 10k resistor.

Thanks for replying.

#7 Help and Support » Stop/Shutdown Physical GPIO » 2017-05-09 12:51:26

caripen
Replies: 2

Hello, I'm trying to setup physical shutdown button. Which GPIO should I use? Also should I just short them with ground or with 3.3v VCC? do I need a resistor to limit the current?

Any help appreciated.

#9 Re: Help and Support » Mask Generation Error !! » 2017-02-02 10:44:21

Yes, exactly.

How can I solve that problem to generate a good mask?

#10 Help and Support » Mask Generation Error !! » 2017-02-01 11:41:03

caripen
Replies: 5

Hi all,

I am using Build 1326.

I was trying to generate a mask and I found the following problem I do not know why.

When I press Preview (Display Mask) the mask moves laterally and longitudinally.

The two next images show the problem.

Mask generation

Preview

Thank you so much,

#11 Help and Support » UPGRADE NANODLP FROM 1209 » 2016-12-19 12:51:10

caripen
Replies: 1

Hi,

I have instaled nanodlp in a new printer, and it gifts me an error when I try to upgrade nanodlp.

Thanks you

#13 Re: Tips, Tricks and Tutorials » How can I fix my IP adress? » 2016-12-09 11:21:57

Hi Shahin,

I am still trying to fix my IP.

I have my Raspberry PI with nanodlp installed. What I have to connect and where to be able to connect to the terminal of my raspberry pi ? Because when I connect my raspberry pi to a LCD Display I can see anything at all.

Thank you so much,

#14 Re: Tips, Tricks and Tutorials » How can I fix my IP adress? » 2016-11-24 10:06:21

I want to do it on linux terminal, but how I can connect to the rpi terminal where I have nanodlp installed?

#15 Re: Help and Support » LCD i2c backlight » 2016-11-24 09:06:55

I already done it! Thank you so much for your help!

#16 Re: Help and Support » LCD i2c backlight » 2016-11-24 09:03:42

Shahin can you tell me how and what I have to update?

Thank you so much

#17 Re: Tips, Tricks and Tutorials » How can I fix my IP adress? » 2016-11-22 12:15:39

I sitill does not know how to fix my IP.
Can you explain me a litlle more about this process to fix the IP?

Thank you

#18 Help and Support » Physic Buttons GPIO » 2016-11-22 11:34:29

caripen
Replies: 1

Hi,

Can I create a physical buttons to execute orders directly using GPIOs from Raspberry.

For example: I want a physical button to Pause the printing proces, one for Resume the printing, for Stop the priting proces and also a button to go to the home position.

Thank you so much

#19 Re: Help and Support » LCD i2c backlight » 2016-11-22 08:55:47

Yes I have time.

Thank you Shahin

#20 Help and Support » LCD i2c backlight » 2016-11-21 12:31:13

caripen
Replies: 7

Hi,

I have a question about the LCD 16x2 i2C.

When I start the printer the LCD has the backlight on, but when the printer starts to work and has connection the LCD backlight turns off automatically.

I want the backlight on all the time. Do you know how to di it?

Thank you so much,

#21 Tips, Tricks and Tutorials » How can I fix my IP adress? » 2016-10-19 08:54:26

caripen
Replies: 8

Hi,

I'm using raspberry Pi with nanoDlp and I have to search every time I turn on the raspberry Pi wich IP adress is working on.
How I can do it to fix this IP?

Thank you.

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