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Home Page: http://printrbot.com/new-2016-simple/
This is the public repository of the display and controller of our new 3D printer: Simple 2016.
Home Page: http://printrbot.com/new-2016-simple/
add a button that allows downloading gcode without starting a print.
When I go to change filament, it would be nice if the load filament workflow could include an unload step:
Yes
, proceed to unload filamentRight now this is a two-step process, which includes two extruder heat-up times.
Currently, when you hit the printer's IP address, you get a page to change Printer's name and to enter the local wifi name and password.
(As discussed) this page could be informational, and it could link to Local wifi name/pass.... change printer name... whatever you like.
Please include MAC address here too
Hi there. I can see that my printrhub has firmware package 108, but I'm not sure at what commit that firmware package was built. Is it possible to add git tags so we can keep track of what code gets shipped in which firmware build?
{
"firmware": 108,
"fw_cloud_buildnr": 108,
"fw_info_sent": true,
"fw_update": true,
"ipaddress": "192.168.1.10",
"locked": false,
"mk20": true,
"name": "printrbot",
"serialnr": "",
"softapip": "0.0.0.0",
"ssid": "myWifi"
}
Thanks!
After switching filament types (PLA -> Ninjaflex), there is no indication what filament type is being printed with. Some ideas:
I've been switching between a few different filament types, and think it would be useful to know what filament the printer currently thinks it is using. Also, I'm guessing it always reverts to the first filament in the list after rebooting, but I don't actually know.
This repeated until I power cycled.
The screen said Load filament now.
Consensus: Gear icon would be more universally understood for a settings page(s) than the existing icon.
-brook
G-Codes are hardcoded in the firmware (see Printr.cpp). This has issues with sending files via WiFi and for overall flexibility.
As a first step we should document current G-Codes used and then decide where to split them or where to implement them. Documentation is required in Wiki
There are various possibilities:
I'm using the small starter spool you ship with the printer. When a print finishes the gantry whizzes up the Z at warp speed, crashes into the spool, jams and causes a horrible grinding noise from the stepper as it skips!
The spool naturally gets pulled to the left past where it's supposed to be because those mini spools have a weird lip in the middle but not at the sides so there's nothing to stop it from sliding over too far.
Don't have the gantry go so high, or ship the mini spools with printed inserts that add a lip to the outside so it doesn't slide over, or make the flange on the spool handle bigger.
I looked over https://github.com/Printrbot/Printrhub/blob/master/esp/src/web_server.cpp
, it would be great if you could add an endpoint to display printing status. Specifically, print time, % complete, etc...
I wanted to add a use case, as it would be a useful addition, and not just a cool feature: We make parts for use in our classrooms, and we are used to printing large batches of parts overnight with a Metal Plus. My hope with the simple is that we could have students in our shop print parts as needed, or perhaps if I need something small I could use it instead of the plus. However, I'm not always able to view a webcam, and would like to get notifications when a job is complete - or be able to check on status without viewing a video feed.
The display should display the printers IP address all the time or if not possible should be easily accessibly with a tap on a button.
Feel free to ignore this suggestion, but it occurred to me...
Time estimates will always be off. They take longer than what the slicer (or in our case, the 2016 Simple) says they will take. For the Simple I haven't quantified how far they are off, but they do not seem to be accurate. The printrhub isn't at fault, since this comes from the cloud. I've printed both PLA (100% speed) and flexible filament (50% speed).
However, if there was a checksum for both prints and filament, a data table could be constructed with:
Model checksum, Selected Filament profile checksum, Actual print time
...
On wifi screen, please report the MAC address.
this would assist those requiring MAC address to add printer to their network.
The MAC address could also be reported in the main screen on the ESP (currently the default page when you hit the IP address of the printer http://192.168.4.1 for example)
Since nothing can be downloaded to the printer when it is on the WIFI screen, perhaps one work around is to implement a 10 second timer to revert back to the previous page - or the main Projects page.
This would avoid people THINKING they are sending files to the printer, when in reality, IF they are on the WIFI screen, it just silently fails. Instead of explaining it, this would all but eliminate a file upload failure due to being on that one restrictive screen.
There are other ways to solve this, but not sure of the limitations you are dealing with:
-allow uploads on that page
-explain with onscreen words "No uploads allowed in this screen"
-Having printrbot.cloud warn if they are on that black-magical screen (complicated)
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Please add an edit button on the wifi screen to enter wifi name and password.
I realize we your current soft-keyboard does not support all characters, but for most, this would be quite helpful.
I believe this is the most straight forward approach for the majority of people out there to connect to local wifi
Currently, the only way to know what the settings are for a part on the printer is to hit print - it would be useful to have an info button that displays the basic information for a part (essentially, whatever options are configurable), including print time and filament quantity. An uncluttered preview is nice - hence an info button. The current UI is nicely done, and this is just a suggestion.
If one were to attempt to load the filament when first prompted, they could potentially be hurt by fast moving head.
I don't know if this is due to the cloud platform sending different project IDs for the same project, but when I push a project to the 2016 Simple it sometimes is listed multiple times. Deleting one instance of a project does not clear out the other ("identical") instances.
Setting up the printer via touch screen only should be possible without external device support (i.e. launching a browser on your PC/Mac or smartphone to setup the printer).
The currently implemented keyboard only supports various symbols and special characters. But perhaps those are not enough if users use a wide range of symbols and special characters in their WiFi passwords.
At the moment projects and jobs end the scrolling when the last project or job is reached.
It would be better if project list would wrap around so you can constantly scroll without having to go back.
(May not be possible), in which case, we could give instructions to not turn off screen before update begins.
We need to define when this happens. I believe it is when loading/unloading filament. But I need to go back and check.
Mid way through a Cura USB print I noticed it wasn't coming out well so I clicked "Abort" in Cura, which for some reason rams the print head into the bed at high speed and didn't stop until I powered off. This of course ruined the PEI tape :(
I realise this is probably a Cura issue, perhaps because on Ultimakers the bed goes down rather than the gantry.
But surely the Printrboard firmware should disallow commands that send the print head below the minimium Z. It homes at the start of the print and does bed levelling, so it knows where the bed is, I don't see why you'd let it smash through that.
When doing a USB print from Cura the printer homed correctly, and then for some reason the X axis decided to keep going right (- past home) causing the motor to click until powered off.
Weird bug, I don't know why after homing the printer would allow itself to go negative on the X.
It only happened once. After a power cycle and not changing any print settings the next attempt worked fine.
(More a G2 issue but I don't see a PB fork of G2)
I used the on-screen load filament command, extruder heated, the print head moved, but the extruder didn't turn it just said load filament now. I assume the extruder is meant to turn to help you load the filament? In Brook's video he implies this.
This may be a hardware limitation but it seems crazy that there are 3 things to update via the cloud, and then updating the Printrboard G2 requires USB. A one button update for everything would be more user friendly.
This could remove requirement of using the cloud firmware update page— which is difficult to use and confusing. That page could be used as a last ditch effort btw
I can't say that I've seen this from manually uploaded STLs, but I might have. I haven't done this much yet.
If heatbed is activated it should heat up along the nozzle. Printing should start once both the nozzle and the heatbed have reached desired temperature.
There might be printers that have no heatbed installed. In this case we must either sense if there is a heatbed available and exclude that in the preheat phase or we must make sure that fireware does not wait for the heatbed to reach temperature when we only receive 0 degrees value back from printer status.
Brief list of what was changed in various firmware updates. v.14.... v.15... etc
Im a github idiot so maybe that fancy pants stuff is already happening
On first boot I did the load filament thing, it said heating extruder but nothing happened. There was a picture showing red lights but the lights never came on. After 5 minutes I gingerly touched the hot end and it was cold. After a reboot the lights came on and the hot end did heat.
One issue is that to go wrong the first time it's turned on is a bad first impression.
Secondly it's not even clear when it has gone wrong - the screen was working fine, there was no message to say anything was wrong, but the lights and heat didn't come on.
I'll just tap a menu item and the screen goes black. All the support pages say this is probably an update and I'm meant to wait an hour‽ I'm pretty sure it's just crashed (it happened before I'd even connected wifi too).
It would be nice if there was a way to tell the difference between a crash and an update, or better docs on this. Does anything come on screen before an update starts? A dialogue "Do you wish to install update?" perhaps?
Bug fixes for all the crashes would be great too, this is insane.
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