XYZ Printing Da Vinci Jr (w) / Da Vinci Mini (w) Hacking (Page 26 of 31)

I don't think people  are getting the idea that we want them to do their own work so they learn something.

You know the old saying, give a man a fish he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish he eats for a life time.

Hello,
On christmas i got an Da Vinci Mini. After some Trouble with resetting the original Tag, i tryed the paper Tag Method and that works perfect. Does anybody know if this also works with the latest firmware?
Thanks

Finaly, I installed the latest firmware for the Mini and it still works. The new temparture settings are an nice improvment.

Excuse me guys, I am not sure I understood well...

I just bought a XYZ Vinci Mini Maker that I am currently installing, as I mentioned it in another thread.

Is there any hacking way so I can use a cheaper third filament in the future ?

What should I do before any software installation so I can be sure that I will be able to use another plastic supply ?

Thank you guys

I am a France based user, is it still available ?

I can't see why you shouldn't.
I have and have no issues with my Jr.

You could certainly code an arduiono that way, it wouldn't be too difficult to "clone" a tag that way and set the length to max for the clone.
I have such a solution (for myself) to reset my standard xyz tags - as my firmware is early enough to allow hacked tags

On the issue of the PN512 - what connections are you using?
you may not be connected correctly.

If "the original" means resetting tag without any modifications to the printer - then you're absolutely correct. I have a mini, and once I have reset a tag I was never able to make it work again. So looks like UID was marked as tampered or something like that.

Yes. I was impatient and desoldered EEPROM and later read data from it. All the serials/UIDs of my tags were there.

No. At least not yet.

There was another thread somewhere with an Android app that allows resetting/creating tags. I find that really useful.

UPD Also, there's a thread where one guy has created an emulator that you can put instead of the pn512 board. Maybe he can be asked about protocol, but since he sells those emulators he might prefer to keep info private.

Thanks for all your answers!!
I tried what you suggested, but with no luck. Connecting an extra ground pin to the logic analyzer didn't help; I'm guessing the logic analyzer's ground is not far of from the printer's.
Although I don't think this should be a problem, judging by the ink mask and solder joints, my pcb seems to be a different version than the one in the picture..

Inevitably, I decided to go the easy route and search for the key in the collected data.
The UID [04 47 8B 9A 78 4D 81] gives the key [F5 C9 55 01] with nfckey.xyz
I searched for the key in the dump aaand... nothing!

I honestly have no idea what's going wrong here, but maybe someone can help

Bozo's image is the back of the same board as in your image. The issue in your image is that you need a ground as well as the two other connections. The red and green lines are the actual data but in order to read the data properly it needs the ground which is the black lead as well.

If you are using just the two wires then you need to make sure your analyzer is set up for and can read a two wire serial interface.

I was trying to say that I tried it again with another connection from the boards ground to that of the logic analyzer, but the results were the same.

I just realized my mistake! I was trying to capture the auth command while xyzware was open, because I thought that it would have to read the tag to see how much length is left, BUT because the printer stores the uids and remaining lengths it means that it wouldn't have to check (except the first time)!
I'm going to try again, but this time with an ongoing print and longer capture time