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It was not posted as a "Question". That would explain it. Thank you! The image was merely an example. I wasn't planning to mark his post

I don't see how..

Others on IRC are having the same problem.

Thank you for the tip @TheDeugd. I don't see a "Send Message" link on any user profiles, however.

So ya, Cura opens fine with no internet connection. It just takes a bit longer than I expected (or waited apparently).

Is there a way to message a user from their profile view? I only found "New Message" in my Messages panel, which has no autocompletion while entering a username into the "To" field. This isn't a deal breaker but would certainly be helpful. Does the forum software have the ability to perform autocomplete during username entry? Or did I miss a link somewhere?

I turned off "Automatic Timezone" and it works now. Changing the timezone manually appeared to work until the page was refreshed.

Would it be a simple change to show local time for forum posts vs. server time?

IRC chat can also be accessed from a browser if one doesn't wish to download an IRC client. https://webchat.freenode.net/ Enter a nickname (cannot begin with a number) Enter channel: #ultimaker (with or without the #)

I was also unable to load Cura (15.02.1 or 15.01) on OS X 10.9.4 while the server was down. I mistakenly closed it to verify the OP's issue and was unable to reopen.

I asked the very same question recently. I was pointed to the following link. http://umforum.ultimaker.com/index.php?/topic/7874-how-do-you-use-the-pause-plugin/

An increased timeout would be great too. Enough time to get some rest and not miss anything good

+1 for more efficient use of window space and resizable frames

Slide the model out of the printable region so it turns grey. After making changes you can return it to the desired location.

I believe the "Accel" parameter is the rate of acceleration used for X, Y, Z and E steppers when performing a move while printing. While "Amax n" limits the acceleration per stepper when performing a non-printing move.

Bed leveling is a mechanical process. Firmware and software changes don't effect it. Running through the wizard won't change anything.

I ran some current tests at the output of the standard 19V power supply on my UMO with no heated bed. All ratings are in mA and are based on the Fluke meter's 10 samples/second average calculation. This data is by no means scientific or complete. 220 C, 0.3 mm layers, 25/50/75 mm/s print speed: 322 At Idle 698 1 mm X/Y stepper move (returns to idle current within 60 seconds) 712 1 mm Extruder stepper move (immediately returns to idle current) 732 1 mm Z stepper move (returns to idle current within 60 seconds) 1500 Homing print head 2000 Printing while print head cooling 2068 At idle, with stepper 'brakes' on 2200 Heating print head 2500 Printing with fan at 100% and print head cooling 2660 Printing at 3.0 mm^3 (25 mm/s) (no fan) 2750 Printing at 6.0 mm^3 (50 mm/s) (no fan) 2810 Printing at 9.0 mm^3 (75 mm/s) (no fan) 3500 Printing with fan at 100% 3750-4000 Printing and heating 230 C, 0.15 mm layers, 50/100/150+ mm/s print speed: 2700 Printing at 3.0 mm^3 (50 mm/s) (no fan) 2870 Printing at 6.0 mm^3 (100 mm/s) (no fan) 3090 Printing at 9.0 mm^3 (150 mm/s) (no fan) 3120 Printing at 10.0 mm^3 (166 mm/s) (no fan) ~4000 Printing and heating (was spiking over the 4 A limit for the range)

I have had my printer do the same as yours several times over the last few months. It happened again yesterday. The printer will just "freeze" in the middle of a print. I have also seen the LCD display fill with random characters while printing but it continues printing. If I depress the controller knob to enter the menu, the display returns to normal. My printer is attached to a UPS. I am printing via USB. I did have a heat sink fall off one of the stepper driver chips that I haven't glued back on, but that has been off since I got the printer one year ago. The printer is currently in a 24 C room. I will hook a multimeter to my UMO sometime today and post results on current consumption.

The Print Speed setting in the Basic tab is used for any of the four speed values in the Advanced tab when they are set to zero. If a non-zero value is entered in the Advanced tab for Infill, Top/Bottom, Outer Shell or Inner Shell, it takes precedence over the Basic Print Speed. Try hovering your cursor over one of the values.

Exactly why I removed mine. I didn't want to prematurely stretch them and on rare occasion one tensioner would collide with a slide block due to proximity. The printer would also try to slide around the desk when I moved the print head while tensioners were mounted. Now it is perfectly smooth as long as I keep the rods clean.

When I first got my printer, I printed and used belt tensioners (on my long belts) before I realized I didn't actually need them. Your short belts should be adjustable per the instructions (2 mm deflection IIRC) using the four stepper motor mounting screws. If not, perhaps the holes could be slightly elongated to allow for the necessary adjustment. I printed http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:34785 for a more controlled way of adjusting the X/Y short belt tension.

Very well. Thank you for your input! Time to try the SD card

I haven't had the need for SD yet. I use USB. I just used Printrun to send: G28 X0 Y0 M0 G28 Z0 It does what is expected, however I cannot change any settings in the menu since the print continues as soon as the knob is pressed. [Edit: Settings CAN be changed, just not before it resumes] The code above DOES NOT work in Cura 14.12.1. It ignores the M0 and zeroes all three axes without a pause. (Twice if you count the first zeroing from startcode) I just did another test using a simple model and "Pause at Height". Using Cura, when M0 is encountered the head moves away then the print just stops. The LCD still shows "Printing...". If I save the gcode in Cura and load it into Printrun, the M0 works as expected (minus the ability to change settings prior to resuming).