3Dangel
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4 years ago May be try directly from FB and message them.i get responses within a day.
On Tue, May 19, 2020 at 19:07 pdallaire notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi all, I'll post here since there is not much activity in the Robin2 repo. First issue is that even though wifi appears configured correctly for connecting to my router, it dows not. It revert to AP mode with IP 192.168.4.1. Second issue is that I'm configuring for a custom delta. All settings appear correct. When powered up, screen is normal. I can home but if I try to move nothing happens. It appears that the firmware cannot calculate the position as it report Z: nan. I have tried to recompile the firmware from the Makerbase repo but I get several errors that I can't correct for some reason, despite my extensive research on the internet. Could whoever at Makerbase compile a firmware that will work correctly please. For the record, I have been an IT tech for over 20 years. Though not a programmer, I can hlod my own as far as compiling software... but not this time. Thanks in advance for any help. Pierre Dallaire
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Hi all, I'll post here since there is not much activity in the Robin2 repo. First issue is that even though wifi appears configured correctly for connecting to my router, it dows not. It revert to AP mode with IP 192.168.4.1. Second issue is that I'm configuring for a custom delta. All settings appear correct. When powered up, screen is normal. I can home but if I try to move nothing happens. It appears that the firmware cannot calculate the position as it report Z: nan. The error reported by Pronterface is: ValueError: could not convert string to float: I have tried to recompile the firmware from the Makerbase repo but I get several errors that I can't correct for some reason, despite my extensive research on the internet. Could whoever at Makerbase compile a firmware that will work correctly please. For the record, I have been an IT tech for over 20 years. Though not a programmer, I can hold my own as far as compiling software... but not this time. Thanks in advance for any help. Pierre Dallaire