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try it out, let us know if it works. The seller assured me they would work, and after all, only $3.50 (including shipping) for 20 of them wasn't much of a gamble, so I ordered them. Will report when I get them. I already crimped the stock ones, but if these work, I am going to replace them. I got ...

try it out, let us know if it works. The seller assured me they would work, and after all, only $3.50 (including shipping) for 20 of them wasn't much of a gamble, so I ordered them. Will report when I get them. I already crimped the stock ones, but if these work, I am going to replace them. I got ...

Pretty sure the RAMBo 1.1 boards shipping with the Rostock Max are pre-loaded with marlin firmware configured for standard cartesian printers, this is NOT compatible with delta printers. Also the Marlin firmware provided by SeeMeCNC (Johny99's) doesn't provide support for the LCD screen (If i'm not ...

Pretty sure the RAMBo 1.1 boards shipping with the Rostock Max are pre-loaded with marlin firmware configured for standard cartesian printers, this is NOT compatible with delta printers. Also the Marlin firmware provided by SeeMeCNC (Johny99's) doesn't provide support for the LCD screen (If i'm not ...

I never liked molex connectors. To each their own, though. I've been searching for good connectors, I just ordered these: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/160995537007?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649#ht_2203wt_986 I love LEMO connectors, and these seem like a poor man's LEMO ($40 a ...

cambo3d wrote:try it out, let us know if it works.

The seller assured me they would work, and after all, only $3.50 (including shipping) for 20 of them wasn't much of a gamble, so I ordered them. Will report when I get them. I already crimped the stock ones, but if these work, I am going to replace them.

I just came across a better solution. These are pre-crimped wires on female pins with 25mm of wire. I am checking to make sure of the pin size. This way I would be able to keep the locking connector, and get an extension wire.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0826251879

When I added my thermistor, I was concerned with the "fill the hole with RTV, and then insert the thermistor". In doing this I wondered if the thermistor was encased in RTV and would be insulated from the hot end. Haven't fired up my printer yet, so I don't know the effect, or if it makes a ...

When I added my thermistor, I was concerned with the "fill the hole with RTV, and then insert the thermistor". In doing this I wondered if the thermistor was encased in RTV and would be insulated from the hot end. Haven't fired up my printer yet, so I don't know the effect, or if it makes a ...

they wont lock because they have no locking mechanism. this is the part number you need for the connector 50-57-9404 http://www.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?lang=en&keywords=50-57-9404&WT.term=50-57-9404&WT.mc_id=Connectors,%20Interconnects&WT.medium=cpc&WT.campaign=Connectors ...

Polygonhell wrote:They're female to female, how were you proposing connecting to them?

Our connectors are female, I was just going to replace them.

I have been worrying about my crimping ability on the stepper motor connectors, and I noticed that ebay has a number of jumper cables, 4p to 4p female 2.54 Dupont connectors. It would look to me that these would be ideal for extending the stepper motor wiring to already done connectors. These only ...

I have been worrying about my crimping ability on the stepper motor connectors, and I noticed that ebay has a number of jumper cables, 4p to 4p female 2.54 Dupont connectors. It would look to me that these would be ideal for extending the stepper motor wiring to already done connectors. These only ...

OK! I think I found the brown wire from the original harness (it's smaller diameter than the others) and any of the orange wires (they are all 3.3v, right) and I will try to connect them.

Did it, although they were very short.

Hm, I don't have a connection there, but it is working.. You might find without the sense wire connected which is what the brown wire is it seems to work, but under load it doesn't deliver the correct voltage. Oh damn! I cut all the wires off already, and don't know if I can get to them. Are you ...

You can certainly cut off the excess wires, making sure that they are truly excess. As you indicated the exposed cut end has a risk of shorting to the case. I would open the power supply case and cut them off internally as close to the power supply printed circuit board as possible. Less chance of ...

I can't even get into the PS area to rout wire to electronics bay. I have bundled all the unused wires but they still take up the bay. Is there any reason I can't just cut them off (being careful no bare wires touch the metal case)?

The manual talked about extending wiring using the provided wires in the kit, but there is no detail about what wires in the kit (four wire 18ga, 22ga, etc.). Is this just too basic for more description, or am I missing something. A brief description or pictures would help. I know how to solder two ...

What is the PTC adapter, and should I have one, or two?

Thank you.

OK, I'm getting confused. If all three yellow and black wires from the Power Supply are hooked together and plugged into the heated bed input, where does the Mosfets and Motors & Logic get their power input from? you need to provide 12 V to each of the 3 12V inputs on the bard. I think the manual ...

OK, I'm getting confused. If all three yellow and black wires from the Power Supply are hooked together and plugged into the heated bed input, where does the Mosfets and Motors & Logic get their power input from?

My connectors are plugged into a pcb board marked "smart adapter" with a single row of 20 pins marked AUX-4 and a offset vertical plug of two rows of 4, marked AUX-3. These don't seem to match up with anything on the Rambo.

I seem to have the latest connector, but it doesn't appear to match anything on the rambo. The wiring document by geneb doesn't seem to apply.

That's interesting Gwen. The melamine Rostock has 2 different doors - they differ in the cutouts. The door between the X and Y is where the RAMBois mounted (on the back side) and the door between Y and Z is where the optional LCD display is mounted. Maybe the acrylic kit is different! What I can't ...