We've had a complaint that the WiFi-Box couldn't connect to the Taz 5 3D printer. We might be able to improve our connect process by adding more attempts. We might also want to support more baudrates?
Seems my prusa i3 marlin printer does support both 250000 and 115200, and work flawlessly on both, so might be worth looking into why astroprint choose to include other baudrates.
We've had a complaint that the WiFi-Box couldn't connect to the Taz 5 3D printer. We might be able to improve our connect process by adding more attempts. We might also want to support more baudrates?
Octoprint & Astroprint for example checks lot's of baudrates (250000, 230400, 115200, 57600, 38400, 19200, 9600). They also try longer, they try to get a temperature 5 times on every baudrate. When they receive it they seem to repeat this for 10 times before they consider it "connected". https://github.com/AstroPrint/AstroBox/blob/3753fc696de1146547cd7a05dc3ef2a4c2265fd8/src/astroprint/printer/marlin/comm.py#L824
Also relevant is logging the initial serial communication: https://github.com/Doodle3D/print3d/issues/20