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I read though your post again and now i understand why it being before or after makes a difference, you explained it great! i just read it too fast the first time thanks

Thanks Eric! That worked flawlessly, i was putting in my G4 after the M340, once i switched them it workd great. i still dont fully understand why it makes a difference thou? You guys are great at problem solving!

In my machine changing the case of the g's has no effect, so the problem remains the same. it skips past all the gcode to the next M340, but still proforms the gcode after the M340 it skiped to.

I did some tests and turning everything off did not change the jitter. But I have a new issue in the gcode program. The M340 commands will execute but it will skip past all the gcode and perform all the m340 commads in rapid order. So it will perform both moves so quickly that the first move hardly ...

you guys are smart! thanks so very much! my servo is moving now! once i get it dialed in i will post info on my protect. The only other thing i had to do was define servo2 as pin 5 and it works great! i am getting a bit of stationary jitter but that is probably due to the cheap servo? #define FEATUR...

Yeah a "true" and a "1" give the same result. it looks like this is the error its giving me. collect2.exe: error: ld returned 1 exit status Not sure why it wont give me anything specific. i clicked on the copy error messages button but it gave me a huge amount a compilation data,...

I am making a automatic nozzle wiper that is using a servo to articulate. the problem is when i turn on the servo function in Configuration.h it errors out while compiling the the firmware. i have tried it on the last 3 firmware releases and it errors out on all of them. here is the part in configur...

i changed it in the firmware to 12 degrees, but it is risky because you dont want to lower more than the amount that the printer will realize the thermister is disconected for unpluged and overheat your printer. When i unplug my thermisters it shows 7 degress so i could go to 10 but i wanted a bigge...

the new plugin can replace the old probing code, but it is suggested that you run the old probing code before running the new plugin only to set the z height, for better reliability. if your z height is already good, then you really never need the old probing code. the new plugin just finds the best...

it works great! thanks for putting this together for us poor fools. great work all!

must have warped yeah, mine holds great. good idea updating that, i did not say anything early because i assumed it was so obvious it would be fixed quickly, no designer would put the ejection pin holes on a surface to be contact with other parts.

yeah i dont know why anyone would install the bed mounts as shown in the instructions. they are clearly backwards and will offset your bed height by an unacceptable amount.

i put detailed instructions for powering the pie off the rambo in the "extra Wireing?" topic under rostock max v3

i assume that was before you flashed the firmware on the rambo board, after you flash the firmware it will error out both regardless if its only one.

closer look

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the two terminal end goes here on the rambo, if there is a better place to connect i would like to know it, i found this just measuring for a 5v output with my voltmeter. you see there is a - and + marked below the connect, make sure those are mached to the pi!!!

the three terminal end goes here on the pie.

nope! they dont include that with the v3 kit, you connect the printer using the usb cable and the power using that cable and your good to go, i can take a picture when i get home if you want to see the connection points i have been using, but i am not sure if they are the best, but they work great f...

i asked about this, turns out that you can print anything up to 280, but you might have to print slower to allow the polycarbonate or nylon to melt, but you dont need it to print them, only to print them fast.

that is so you can power your raspberry pie from the rambo board. if you dont have a pi, then you dont need it

the only hard part was running the wire up though the wireing loom, had to use a stiff wire to push it though. other than that it is a very easy upgrade

here is the controller i used for the top and bottom case fans.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/181712653624?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT

I dont have a meter sorry, but i already put in temperature dependent fan controllers for the top and bottom fans, so now it is silent when on standby! They are only like 7 bucks from china (if you trust them) haha they worked for me thou i will post a link to what i used.

ok NEVERMIND, I solved it! For some crazy reason the v2 heatbreak fan was wired under the second extruder heater?? no idea why, but i plugged that baby into the negative terminal and it works like a dream, turns on and off at 40* c. no need to update the firmware.