That would be the same one, you can upgrade or downgrade the flash or even use Repetier on it, they won't know as long as you put the latest or close to latest on it if you need to return it. It is not like a phone that flips a bit when you change the firmware.

Thanks, Do you know any tutorials that I could follow?

-Andrew

AndrewMast wrote:

AndrewMast wrote:

Checking CraftWare out...

-Andrew

CraftWare does not work, but I have one question: (I know this is totally off topic, but..) How do downgrade my Da Vinci to 1.1J without voiding my warranty?

Thanks,
Andrew

Exactly which Da Vinci do you have?

I have the Da Vinci 1.0 that I purchased on December 1st. 2014

-Andrew

AndrewMast wrote:

scobo wrote:

I'm not aware of any that will allow you to control the printer without first changing to custom firmware.
There are plenty of slicers to choose from though such as Cura, Craftware and Slic3r.

Checking CraftWare out...

-Andrew

CraftWare does not work, but I have one question: (I know this is totally off topic, but..) How do downgrade my Da Vinci to 1.1J without voiding my warranty?

Thanks,
Andrew

Exactly which Da Vinci do you have?

scobo wrote:

I'm not aware of any that will allow you to control the printer without first changing to custom firmware.
There are plenty of slicers to choose from though such as Cura, Craftware and Slic3r.

Checking CraftWare out...

-Andrew

CraftWare does not work, but I have one question: (I know this is totally off topic, but..) How do downgrade my Da Vinci to 1.1J without voiding my warranty?

Thanks,
Andrew

scobo wrote:

I'm not aware of any that will allow you to control the printer without first changing to custom firmware.
There are plenty of slicers to choose from though such as Cura, Craftware and Slic3r.

Checking CraftWare out...

-Andrew

I have checked all of the software out there, only S3D and Repetier Host along with stock will operate it directly. Nothing else works.

I'm not aware of any that will allow you to control the printer without first changing to custom firmware.
There are plenty of slicers to choose from though such as Cura, Craftware and Slic3r.

Checking CraftWare out...

-Andrew

-Andrew

AndrewMast wrote:

carl_m1968 wrote:

Simplify 3D says they have a mac version and their site says the software works with this printer.

Ok, thanks!

scobo wrote:

I got an email back from them last night confirming they will give a full refund within 14 days of purchase if you have a problem and can't use it.

Thanks!

Do you have any other ideas beside Simplify3D?
scobo said to me that

scobo wrote:

The easiest way to bypass the filament counter in order to use 3rd part filament is to switch the firmware to 1.1.E and use the hacked xyzware software (which is way better than the official version anyway)...

Where could I get that software for mac?

Thanks,
Andrew

You buy it from their site. Just Google Simplify 3D. During your purchase you get to choose which version you need.

Ok, thanks!

-Andrew

As far as I know, the xyzware open mod version is only available for windows, sorry.

Ok, to bad

carl_m1968 wrote:

Simplify 3D says they have a mac version and their site says the software works with this printer.

Ok, thanks!

scobo wrote:

I got an email back from them last night confirming they will give a full refund within 14 days of purchase if you have a problem and can't use it.

Thanks!

Do you have any other ideas beside Simplify3D?
scobo said to me that

scobo wrote:

The easiest way to bypass the filament counter in order to use 3rd part filament is to switch the firmware to 1.1.E and use the hacked xyzware software (which is way better than the official version anyway)...

Where could I get that software for mac?

Thanks,
Andrew

You buy it from their site. Just Google Simplify 3D. During your purchase you get to choose which version you need.

Simplify 3D says they have a mac version and their site says the software works with this printer.

Ok, thanks!

Thanks!

Do you have any other ideas beside Simplify3D?
scobo said to me that

Where could I get that software for mac?

Thanks,
Andrew