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What would it take to add the UP300? #16

Open TTN- opened 5 years ago

TTN- commented 5 years ago

I see the changes made to get the UpPlus2 added

What would it take to get the up300 added?

I can see why everything in that commit was added, except: #define PID_CETUS (0x277F) Why 0x277F? What would I use for my up300?

Could I modify the cetus settings section and just plug in numbers that I see fit for the UP300 printer?

maslovw commented 5 years ago

Hi @TTN-

Look at this: https://github.com/maslovw/UP3D/blob/master/csrc/UP3DCOMMON/up3dcomm.c

This is somehow tested with Ceuts3D, I was working on connecting octopi (on raspberry pi) to my cetus3d.

It's actually rather easy to get PID for your printer, if you use Linux: connect your printer to your laptop and run lsusb, it will show all the connected devices. On Windows you need to open DeviceManager, find your printer in the list, open properties and find VID and PID for your device.

But this source code is not supported officially, it's based on reverse-engineering, and everything can go wrong! So make sure, that you actually understand what you're doing

TTN- commented 5 years ago

Awesome thank you so that's really simple then.

At the moment I'm contemplating pulling out all the electronics and going full open source controller but if this works I'd be so happy. It's my last resort. The up300 has 0 gcode support from tiertime and upstudio.

I'll give it a shot and see how I get on.

Thanks : )

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Look at this: https://github.com/maslovw/UP3D/blob/master/csrc/UP3DCOMMON/up3dcomm.c

This is somehow tested with Ceuts3D, I was working on connecting octopi (on raspberry pi) to my cetus3d.

It's actually rather easy to get PID for your printer, if you use Linux: connect your printer to your laptop and run lsusb, it will show all the connected devices. On Windows you need to open DeviceManager, find your printer in the list, open properties and find VID and PID for your device.

But this source code is not supported officially, it's based on reverse-engineering, and everything can go wrong! So make sure, that you actually understand what you're doing

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maslovw commented 5 years ago

@TTN- , you can always try to reach my via e-mail ;-) we can try debugging it together.

TTN- commented 5 years ago

Thank you so much, I will take you up on that offer.