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10 hours ago, stephenbo said:
hi i have just download this tinke firmware and i use simpify 3d and when i put a print on
it come up wit messages that says tried printing out of area. i have look on the forums i like the look of this
and i would like to keep on using it
I had this problem and it was Tinkergnome who fixed it for me 😁
In the starting script, the nozzle wipe will be at Z0; tinkerware doesn't like that so set the wipe to Z0.1 and it should work ok. It's the Pull Away Filament line 👍
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1 hour ago, RvS said:
Good to hear Jockspice, can you share with us, how you did it?
It was sorted out by updating the firmware. I have since moved on from stock to using the Tinker firmware.
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Tinkergnome, you are a saviour.This did not even occur to me as 0 would be inside the print area, but there you go! Test print completed and blip fan command removed also.
Many thanks! ?
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Checked the print area and it was the same as the one within S3D. Machine settings are as follows:
As I said before, I havent had a snag with anything before changing firmware.
Have also attached a small gcode file
TIA,
Dave
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It happens right at the start. When I select the print, I get the standard "This file will override machine settings with setting from the slicer", which is nothing new, always had that with S3D sliced prints. The machine then heats up and just as it starts to move for printing, (head moves slightly out of home and back and the bed does the same) it stops and I get "ERROR: Tried printing out of printing area".
There is no pre-movement of the head before the machine heats up, like it does using Cura, it just heats up.
My starting script is as follows, never had a problem with Ultimaker firmware. I'm a Gcode biff so any advice gratefully received!
G28 ; home all axes
G1 X20 Y10 F3000 ; bring extruder to front
G92 E0 ; zero the extruded length
G1 Z10 ; lower
G1 E19 F200 ; purge nozzle quickly
G1 E26 F60 ; purge nozzle slowly
G92 E0 ; zero the extruded length again
G1 E-5.5 F400 ; retract
G1 X190 Z0 F9000 ; pull away filament
G1 X210 F9000 ; wipe
G1 Y20 F9000 ; wipe
G1 E0 ; feed filament back
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I'm still having no luck getting this to work with S3D - gutted that I have a very powerful slicer that my UM2+ hates :-(
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21 hours ago, ahoeben said:
Psst! @nallath, that functionality has not yet been pushed to the public. Or has it?
Either way, it does not contain profiles for Colorfabb and PETg.
Was going to say the same thing. But is something like that coming? Intrigue!
I don't want to have to spend all the time inserting parameters and tweaking settings again. This will teach me to backup my material profiles!
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Is there a database or depository of material profiles for Cura? I had to do a reset and all of my custom profiles are gone, mostly for the Colorfabb filaments and PETg :( I've searched but had no joy finding anything.
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I tried the change of gcode in Cura to see if gcode type was the problem, but as I stated it didn't work anyway. The problem I have is with S3D working with the tinker firmware.
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9 hours ago, CarloK said:
Check for dirt in your SD card reader slot. Reading invalid data from the SD card is one possible reason for this type of errors.
Also read:
I'm having no problem with Cura, so it's very unlikely to be a hardware problem.
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Really? No-one with this snag?
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I updated my UM2+ with the latest Tinker firmware back in April and it has improved the machine no end. I've also been using Cura since then, getting to grips with new settings etc. However, I tried today to use S3D with my standard UM2 profile and I get an error saying the printer is trying to print outside the print area. I tried again on a more basic setting, get the same warning.
I was going back to S3D to have some more control for hot end temperatures, so I tried in Cura by changing the firmware flavour from Ultimaker 2 to Marlin, sliced in Cura and then tried to print. Same error, printing outside the print area.
Incidentally. I got the usual warning from the S3D sliced object that I was using the slicer to override the machine settings, but also got that for the Marlin slice in Cura.
Is there something really obvious I have missed?
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I would like a suffix, rather than a prefix, and would like nozzle size and material being used. As I change nozzles and use different materials, it would be nice to know if I can just print something off with what is loaded in the machine.
At the moment I add these details manually, but it would be nice to be able to tailor it.
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You need to go to the manufacturer of the filament and use the settings they suggest for printing.
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I've just caught onto tinker firmware after seeing someone use it on YouTube, but I can't even get it to install. I'm using latest version of Cura 3.3.1 but the progress bar just sits there. Tried a factory reset too but still no joy. Thwarted!
Normal firmware upgrades fine over USB, on both desktop and using a sketchy laptop.
Belay my last, managed to do it by replacing the cure firmware file in the cura folder.
This is really great!
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Fixed! Thanks again for the help!
G91 ;relative position
G1 Z+10; lower the bed a bit
G1 E-10 F1000 ; retract a bit
G28 X0 ; home x axis
M104 S0 ; turn off heaters
M140 S0 ; turn off bed
M84 ; disable motors
G90 ;absolute position
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To be honest: i strongly doubt that it is related to the firmware update. You probably don't want to move the z-axis to the absolute position of 20 mm, but a relative move instead (and similiar for the E-axis). The obvious thing is, that your end script does not (longer?) begins with the G91 command.
In addition it would be a good idea to switch back to absolute positioning at the very end of the script (with G90).
Good luck!
Hi Tinkergnome,
I thought it was relative move, Z+20, rather than the absolute, which would be Z20?
However, that said, I completely forgot about using G91. Will give it a go!
Cheers,
Dave
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I have been using this end script for a while in Simplify3d with my UM2+, in order to lift the head before it moves away from the print. Since the firmware update, it raises the bed, driving the hot end into the print, rather than moving it down away from the model.
Am I missing something obvious? I haven't changed any other settings.
G1 Z+20; lower the bed a bit
G1 E-20 F1000; retract a bit
G28 X0 ; home x axis
M104 S0 ; turn off heaters
M140 S0 ; turn off bed
M84 ; disable motors
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If i would print that adapter myself today, i would probably use a rigid TPU, like the Ultimaker TPU95A, to get a bit more dampening out of it, @Neotko is right, the UMO frame is really good at acting as a amplifier for every little vibration.
And i do think that the Titan will be quite a bit quieter than the UMO feeder.
It is indeed a lot quieter and a lot more reliable.
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Yes.
The feeder will not turn unless the head is > 170C. You can enable "cold extrusions" with this gcode or you can heat the nozzle:
allow cold extrudes
M302
Just put that gcode in something and print it or send that through pronterface. Then the extruder will start turning.
gr5 you are indeed awesome! Same problem, same solution. Well done, Sir!
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In the end, I've adapted this mounting plate for the UM2+ extruder by reducing it to 2mm thick and I plan to install it when I get a chance. Esteps will be changed to 837 then hopefully all will be well.
https://www.youmagine.com/designs/um2-extrusion-upgrade-kit-mount-for-umo
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I've never really found a way to reduce the feeder noise. It seems that due to the size of the mount made of wood, the noise is always there!
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So, no love for the titan on the UMO?
You may have already seen this, but here's a thread about installing an E3D Titan feeder on a UM2. It seems like a simple adapter could be made to mount the feeder with some hooks to go into slots in the back of the UMO frame, perhaps in a flexible material.
https://ultimaker.com/en/community/21029-e3d-titan-extruder-firmware-settings
I am also interested in a way to reduce the feeder noise on my UMO+. I installed a flexible damper between the feeder and the frame, but the retraction noise is still pretty loud.
I'm in the process of designing a mount that works with the mount points on the UMO, that way I could still add a damper or spring to reduce the noise. What I was interested about was the firmware changes, such as the esteps and anything else that I may have to do.
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So, no love for the titan on the UMO?
Tinker firmware - introduction
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Here is the thread 👍