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Line 196, in firmware from https://github.com/seemecnc/Firmware has a minimum of -100. The same line in regular Repetier 0.92.2 is zero. Latest Repetier (1.0.1) is line 296.

When you try the calibration it should home first, but it can't since the Y carriage is going the wrong way, so it should be the same problem in both cases. That looks live a v2 upgraded with HE280, ball joint arms and injection molded carriages. I just performed the same upgrade and had the same ...

I never even thought about lubrication until I was recently trying to fix a problem that was caused by the bearing sleeves. One of the many things I tried was adding lubriplate ( http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FJ07W2 ) to the towers. It didn't seem to make any improvement. I now have a strange ...

In the Seemecnc fork of Repetier, a line was changed in Printer.cpp to allow negative Z, from this: allowed &= (z >= 0) && (z <= zLength + 0.05 + ENDSTOP_Z_BACK_ON_HOME); to this: allowed &= (z >= -100) && (z <= zLength + 0.05 + ENDSTOP_Z_BACK_ON_HOME); It might be better to make the limit -3 rather ...

That's it - thank you! I thought I thoroughly looked through the settings for anything that would be affected by the size of the print, but I apparently missed this: Filament > Cooling > Slow Down If Layer PrintTime Is Below: 40 seconds. I set that to zero seconds and printed a 1-up part, and it ...

I've been using the default ABS and STANDARD slicing profiles from the SeeMeCNC download page, which have been working well. After several prototype iterations for a part, I duplicated it to print five at a time. When I print five at once with the same settings, suddenly the printer is moving and ...