Closed jon012198 closed 6 years ago
using branch bugfix-1.1.x
Is this with a G26? If so, it's likely waiting for you to click the encoder button to stop the priming; alternately you can specify a prime filament length by adding Px (x in mm) to your G26.
nope it is not with here is my gcode file if you want to take a look at it petgMSV_20mm_hollow_cube.zip
What bed leveling system are you using???
AUTO_BED_LEVELING_BILINEAR
here is my config of marlin if you need this Marlin-bugfix-1.1.x dup i3.zip
so i re flash marlin i did change the esteps in eerom and i think it messed something else up but a reflash fixed it
worked once then it failed just sat in the corner and spit out filament
any help or am i out of luck
Do you have a working version of Marlin, or a working version of any other firmware?
Want to rule out a hardware problem....
yes i do have one it is rc4 version of marlin
Did you redo your configuration files entirely?
A lot has changed and it's best to set up the new files from scratch while comparing to the old.
i pulled them up side by side and look at the marlin website for confirmation WanhaoMakerSelectI3Marlin-1.1.0-RC4.zip on what i was doing here is the old zip
Did you compare all of configuration.h, configuration_adv.h, and pins_XXXX.h ?
i did not look at the pins
RC4 was quite a while ago.. some of the defaults could have changed. It's worth checking.
it looks the same to me if you want to take a look for me that would be great
Unfortunately I don't have time tonight - going out of town tomorrow and trying to get a few things finished up first. Just trying to help out.
Can you more specifically describe the problem? Is it not working after G29 -only- ? But it works fine after just a G28? Any other weird things happening?
So it does g28
then the g29
. After that it heats up to the temps I set, then it just sits in the top right of the machine and just spits filament out of the hotend.
Is your gcode known to be good?
same gcode that the rc4 uses and works
so same file
i use cura 2.5 to slice the stl's
Try commenting out the G29
in the gcode and then print it. Grasping at straws here...
so load the new marlin you want me to try right and take g29
out of the start gcode but g29
is my leveling for z
I was just wanting to know if G29
is the culprit or if it'll do the same thing without G29
. I understand that G29
levels the bed, but you can cancel it quickly if it starts to print...
ok i i will try it loading the new marlin now
testing now
I need a break from learning how to digitize embroidery fonts.
Is the working config file posted further up this thread? I can compare that against the latest and create a useable 1.1.0 config.
old marlin https://github.com/MarlinFirmware/Marlin/files/994799/WanhaoMakerSelectI3Marlin-1.1.0-RC4.zip that works new marlin that dose once https://github.com/MarlinFirmware/Marlin/files/982197/Marlin-bugfix-1.1.x.dup.i3.zip
if i remove g29
it works in the new marlin
Hmm... again I'm drawing a blank. And unfortunately I have to get going for the evening, but looks like Bob may be able to help...
Good luck!
MKS_BASE, dual Z, all homing in the - directions, bilinear leveling, fix mounted probe, no EEPROM, no SD card, no LCD, single extruder ... nothing exotic.
Please do a G29
followed by a M420 V
. I want to see if there's anything really strange with the compensation.
i need the eeprom in the marlin to be so i can look at it do you want me to put that in the start gcode or what @Bob-the-Kuhn
Actually, I'd prefer to keep the EEPROM off. It could confuse us if we start making changes.
Once we have it working correctly then you can enable the EEPROM and save the compensation.
ok how should i send the g29
with m420 v
What host are you using?
i use octoprint on a pi 3
There should be a manual control window where you can send commands to the controller.
there is
is the command one line or two
Then just type G29
press enter, then M420 V
and enter
Send: N19 M420 V*107
Recv: Bilinear Leveling Grid:
Recv: 0 1 2
Recv: 0 -0.568 +0.165 +0.902
Recv: 1 -0.770 -0.132 +0.482
Recv: 2 -0.932 -0.325 +0.250
Recv:
Recv: echo:Bed Leveling On
Recv: ok
Do M114
followed by M119
.
Can you manually move the head in all directions now?
Send: N72 M114*18
Recv: X:194.00 Y:185.00 Z:10.75 E:0.00 Count X:15520 Y:14800 Z:4400
Recv: ok
Send: N79 M119*20
Recv: Reporting endstop status
Recv: x_min: open
Recv: y_min: open
Recv: z_min: open
yes it all move nicely
Is the X:194.00 Y:185.00 Z:10.75
where G29
left it?
If you send G0 X10
, does the head move to location X = 10 or does it just move 10mm?
yes that is where g29
stopped
Send: N156 M114*37
Recv: X:10.00 Y:185.00 Z:10.75 E:0.00 Count X:800 Y:14800 Z:3927
Let's see if we can identify where in the gcode file things go wrong.
Does the problem start immediately or does it print normally for a bit and then screw up?
Try sending the following command sequence. This is the start of the gcode file without the temperature part and without doing any extruding.
g28
g29
G92 E0
G92 E0
M107
G0 F3000 X85.855 Y57.594 Z0.3
G1 F1500 X86.269 Y56.984
G1 X86.747 Y56.423
G1 X87.283 Y55.916
G1 X87.87 Y55.471
G1 X88.503 Y55.091
G1 X89.172 Y54.783
it just sits there after in the back right corner and just dumps filament out after it is heated up, doesn't move where it is suppose to print. Slow down the video and it is at the very end petgMSV_20mm_hollow_cube_20170508013610.zip