26 Reply by marcus

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Re: firmware 1.1.j

Island_Dan wrote:

I had no problem resetting the cartridge after I or J. I was even able to print with a reset cartridge on I but with the J update, it slows the extrusion speed down to make printing impossible if using a reset cartridge. Problem was solved as soon as I dropped down toe firmware G. Seems they are caching the serials now with the newer firmware.

How did you get back to G from J Dan?    I can't get to the file selection option if I disconnect the network. sad

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Re: firmware 1.1.j

marcus wrote:
Island_Dan wrote:

I had no problem resetting the cartridge after I or J. I was even able to print with a reset cartridge on I but with the J update, it slows the extrusion speed down to make printing impossible if using a reset cartridge. Problem was solved as soon as I dropped down toe firmware G. Seems they are caching the serials now with the newer firmware.

How did you get back to G from J Dan?    I can't get to the file selection option if I disconnect the network. sad

old version of the xyzware software, like the version on the cd that came with your da vinci.

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Re: firmware 1.1.j

Thanks Pal smile

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Re: firmware 1.1.j

I am using J on two machines and E on another.
When upgrading, the extruder distance changed causing a bed leveling process.
Three different machines, three upgrades and three different bed levels.
I used a .05mm feeler gauge to manually adjust with the leveling knobs.
This almost always puts the extruder tip high to the bed.
Print a calibration ring which covers the outer edge of the bed and twist the back knobs until the plastic does not look like toothpaste, but a squeezed layer.  Follow up on the front.
By the way the J software does a different encoding than base64, be warned.
Hope this info helps.  I am just starting out in 3D printing but have alot of experience in the technology.