RepRapFirmware 2.02RC4 released
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@fcwilt said in RepRapFirmware 2.02RC4 released:
@deckingman said in RepRapFirmware 2.02RC4 released:
I still get DWC disconnecting if I edit config.g then restart. It takes about 5 to 10 seconds or so for DWC to re-establish a connection.
Seems to me this is to be expected since the firmware is re-booting.
Has there ever been a time when a restart didn't close the connection to DWC?
Thanks.
Frederick
The connection gets lost after the firmware re-boots and in another thread that I started, people told me that 10 seconds or so was an inordinately long time for the connection to re-establish. I'm not too bothered about it but others have told me that the behaviour is abnormal, hence the reason I mentioned it.
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@deckingman said in RepRapFirmware 2.02RC4 released:
The connection gets lost after the firmware re-boots and in another thread that I started, people told me that 10 seconds or so was an inordinately long time for the connection to re-establish. I'm not too bothered about it but others have told me that the behaviour is abnormal, hence the reason I mentioned it.
Are you using a static IP address, or DHCP? If you are using DHCP then the reconnect time will depend in part on how quickly your router allocates an IP address to the Duet.
Also, I don't know how long DWC waits between connection attempts. It must obviously be long enough to allow the previous attempt to time out.
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@dc42 It's static. We've been through all this in other threads but it's a minor irritation so don't worry about it. I only mentioned because I was trying to point out any behaviours that are changed or unchanged.
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my 12864 now initializes correctly
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Ive updated to RC4 today and the 79, 179 and 279 values are now working as expected on the 12864 display.
Thanks dcI have noticed a few other oddities with the 12864 display however.
The speedfactor is display appears to be multiplied by 100. Using M220 S80 will produce an output of 8000
This is the line I am using the display spped factor:
value R51 C50 F0 D0 W25 N500Another thing I have noted is loading menus now does not function. I recieve an error stating File "menu", File cannot be found.
The line I am using is:
button R51 C72 F0 T"Get Started »" A"menu" L"e_main"If I create a file called menu it will be loaded when trying to select any button that is a reference to a menu.
For now I have reverted to RC3 and all functionality has returned.
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change the A"menu" to A"e_menu"
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@incogizmo said in RepRapFirmware 2.02RC4 released:
button R51 C72 F0 T"Get Started »" A"menu" L"e_main"
That line should have been:
button R51 C72 F0 T"Get Started »" A"#0" L"e_main"
but due to a bug that is now fixed, you had to use "menu" instead of "#0". However, @Veti's suggestion is simpler.
I will check out the display of the speed factor.
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@incogizmo said in RepRapFirmware 2.02RC4 released:
So I understand, on a button to launch a menu the file name is to be in both the A and L value?
Having looked into it some more, I can see that the person who implemented my specification misread my intentions, and my supposed fix in 2.02RC4 has not helped. For now put "#0" in the A parameter and the menu filename in the F parameter. Don't start the menu name with letter G, M or T. This is a temporary workaround, and I will fix it properly in the 2.02 release.
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I'll likely update today!
(This is a test post against the spam filter. I was getting automatically flagged last week.)
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@dc42 Hi,
i noticed that M1 is calling "ause.g" instead of "pause.g". I think its a typo.
Running RC4
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@smoki3 said in RepRapFirmware 2.02RC4 released:
@dc42 Hi,
i noticed that M1 is calling "ause.g" instead of "pause.g". I think its a typo.
Running RC4
Are you sure? M1 should call sleep.g.
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@dc42 said in RepRapFirmware 2.02RC4 released:
Are you sure? M1 should call sleep.g.
M1 does do that - verified.
If something is calling "ause.g" perhaps the P parameter was left off?
Frederick
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@fcwilt, what is your evidence that M1 is calling "ause.g"? Do you have a sleep.g file on your system?
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@dc42 said in RepRapFirmware 2.02RC4 released:
@fcwilt, what is your evidence that M1 is calling "ause.g"? Do you have a sleep.g file on your system?
I verified that M1 calls "sleep.g".
BUT I speculated that perhaps something (not M1) was executing a command "M98 pause.g", with the P parameter left off by mistake, thus yielding a call to "ause.g".
Frederick
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@dc42 I get the message "ause.g" cant not found on my paneldue.
But maybe I found the issue. In my sleep.g It calls M98 pause.g instead of M98 Ppause.g
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I don't see that message when I send M1 from PanelDue on my delta.
Do you have a sleep.g file, and if so, what is in it?
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Updated firmware, DWC, and PanelDue to latest. Re did bed leveling routine and a mesh grid. Went smoothly. Ran a 15 hour print no issues.
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@phaedrux said in RepRapFirmware 2.02RC4 released:
Updated firmware, DWC, and PanelDue to latest. Re did bed leveling routine and a mesh grid. Went smoothly. Ran a 15 hour print no issues.
Thanks for the feedback!