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YES!! That was the problem. I needed to unzip the file. Thank you so much!

Problem Solved.

I believe I miscommunicated what I was doing before which is what may have been causing mhackney to think I was doing something wrong, but according to the youtube video supplied by geneb, mhackney's description, and myself, I am doing it right and it is still yielding one tab in Arduino. To answer ...

PROBLEM IS NOT SOLVED!!! I attempted to upload the Repetier Firmware without the tabs because when I looked at Configuration.h in Notepad the numbers were correct. This is the error message I received: _______________________________________________________ Arduino: 1.6.11 (Windows 7), Board ...

Scratch everything I said previously. The "Windows can't open file" popup came up when clicking on the Configuration.h file but when I opened it in Notepad and then reopened the Arduino Repetier file, Configuration.h shows up. I tested with another file and it did the same thing. Problem solved.

When I select a program (option 2), I can choose Notepad or something similar. After doing that, everything that would've been in Arduino is now text in Notepad.

When I click on the file, this window pops up, which doesn't really help me at all.

Yes, now that I look in the folder... there is the tab that should show up. All the rest of the tabs are probably there as well. Redownload?

I am reinstalling all of the software for my (basically) new RMV2 and when I got to the Repetier-Firmware, there is only one tab in Arduino. This may be due to a software update, but there are numbers that I am supposed to confirm and they aren't there. Is this okay or am I doing something incorrect ...

bob64 wrote:Make sure the themisistor leads aren't shorted or damaged?

If the thermistor is emitting the correct amount of ohms, wouldn't a wire short or damage not be the problem? There wasn't anything wrong that I could see.

Still new to working the MAX V2 and haven't actually managed to print anything yet. I was about start on the PEEK fan shroud, but when my heat bed temp was close to 80C, it jumped to somewhere around 140C, and fluctuated between 135C and 155C, sometimes changing 10 degrees at a time. I already ...

DISREGARD THIS THREAD, IT HAS BEEN SOLVED. DISREGARD THIS THREAD, IT HAS BEEN SOLVED. DISREGARD THIS THREAD, IT HAS BEEN SOLVED. So apparently for anybody who is curious about this problem or having the same problem, I talked to a Tech Support person on the seemecnc website, and there isn't really ...

uh. what temperature are you trying to reach? PID drive max is the percentage of X/256 = what percent of the time the heater can be on. so for example a value of 128 is 50%. The heater can only be on 50% of the time. If you raise it to 256/256, then the heater can be on 100% of the time. So try ...

go to any of the main web pages like this one https://seemecnc.zendesk.com/hc/en-us and in the lower right corner of their page you will see a blue 'click for chat' box that is live during their biz hours that is a great way to access their super service. pending that recheck all associated wiring ...

PID drive max is not a temperature. Considering 256 as 100% duty cycle (heater always on), it is the proportion out of 256 that is the maximum duty cycle the heater is allowed to be on (so 128 means the heater is allowed to be on 50% of the time, etc.). Is the heater staying off until you try to ...

I just recently purchased a Rostock MAX V2 (unassembled)(4th edition manual) and putting it together was fine, but when I got to the software and calibration, I ran into a problem. When I attempted to run the PID Autotune calibration to test whether the hot end stopped at 200C or not it kept getting ...