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That list looks short to me - it's missing things like the horizontal radius & delta rod length. What IS shown looks ok though.

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Can you dump the EEPROM settings using MC and post them? I'm curious to see what your steps/mm and a few other settings are.

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Printing ABS without a sufficiently hot bed (100-110C) and no enclosure is basically 3D printing on hard mode. If the bed isn't hot enough you'll have adhesion problems. Without an enclosure, you can ruin a print by walking past the printer too quickly - ABS can warp a part right off the bed if one ...

This is the manual you want: https://forum.seemecnc.com/download/rostockmax/Rostock-MAX-Assembly-Guide.pdf I /highly/ recommend you use PLA. ABS is problematic on the v1, primarily because the bed really can't get hot enough. I don't recall the v1 well enough to answer your questions from memory ...

The links appear to have been broken with a forum upgrade, I'll take a look.

The forum has slowed way down ever since someone got the bright idea to create a failbook group - it promptly sucked all the air out of the room.

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Unplug & reseat the connector to the HE280 and see if that helps. (power off first!)

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Mail a human?

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What exactly do you mean by "changed the babystepping"?

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You'll need a Duet if you want to use the FSRs. If they don't work, you can use a Duet Smart Effector (if you don't want to replace your hot end) or an SE300 hot end assembly (if you do). The SE300 and Duet Smart Effector use the same technique for detecting the nozzle touching the bed. A Duet makes ...

Yeah, if the thermistors are too cold, the software assumes something is wrong and will display "DEF". This image: https://d17kynu4zpq5hy.cloudfront.net/igi/seemecnc/yYPSr4L4bXK64eUE.huge from the v3 assembly guide should help. I'm pretty sure the PS_ON connector is right below the main power ...

Do you see activity on the serial console when you tap the nozzle?

Make sure the connector is fully seated in the socket on the HE280 - one end has a tendency to lift out sometimes.

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If you're referring to the printed boot, yeah, you can move it back - it may be that the connector has rocked out of the HE280 a bit.

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I don't have an HE280 equipped machine to check this on (I DO, I just can't get at it right now :D ), but it sounds to me like the touch trigger signal isn't reaching the RAMBo board. Check your wiring and make sure that the connector pins are seated fully in the connector shells. I'm pretty sure ...

You don't have the right board selected - first line in the error message.

The correct board is going to be listed as "Arduino Mega or Mega 2560".

Did you get the Repetier code from SeeMeCNC's git repo? If so, you have to do that - "regular" Repetier won't work.

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You must use the 1.6.0 compiler - if there's errors, you've got something misconfigured. Later compilers generate code that make the RAMBo board very unstable.

You need to use the front panel to set the z-zero point as well as execute the calibration routine.

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Yep, still kicking. :) You need to solve your DEF/DEF issue first. If the RAMBo can't read both thermistor inputs, it's going to show DEF for both of them. You need to check to make sure that the thermistor in your hot end is working and the wiring is good from the HE280 all the way to the RAMBo ...

I would check the start gcode to make sure that it's not trying to prime too much. I just looked at the git repo for the Artemis and I found that both Unload scripts had the M109 command commented out. I've emailed them about this - un-comment the lines in your local files. g. One success: I ...

The injection molded cheapskates don't require adjustment. They're designed so that when they're installed on the rail, the wheels grip with the correct tension. They go together with three screws. Not a whole lot of assembly work there. ;) You'll spend 10x the time fabbing your own vs buying the IM ...

I would check the start gcode to make sure that it's not trying to prime too much.

I just looked at the git repo for the Artemis and I found that both Unload scripts had the M109 command commented out. I've emailed them about this - un-comment the lines in your local files.

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Moving the arms in 1/4" at the top shouldn't present any insurmountable issues. You should be able to calibrate out the difference.

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I would suggest you contact support.

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The injection molded trucks from SeeMeCNC don't require adjustment - you just install and go.

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Yes, but it should have loaded the profile.

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The update only applies to the v4.

Open up a new thread in Troubleshooting regarding your Orion issue.


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