I tried to move the print head with the Ulticontroller in its menu, but the only movement I was able to get was the autohome function. It would not respond to moving the axis or heating the print head. I also tried to connect to it using ReplicatorG, but it keeps failing to make a connection, serving up a RTS failed to reset error. As I connect the UltiController now, I show only blocks across the display (regardless of cable orientation). Is there a place to download the Marlin 2.0 firmware outside of ReplicatorG/Cura? If not, is Cura the better option? If RepG, which version? Sorry for the fourteen hundred questions!!!
Sounds like a MINTEMP or MAXTEMP trigger. Which stops the motion of the axes, and stops the heater from working.
This happens if the wires going to the temperature sensor are not properly screwed in, make sure those small screws are really tight, and make proper electrical connection.
I think that may have been the issue. I reflashed it with Marlin 2.0 from Cura and swapped/rechecked connectors. My only issue now is adjusting things I think... I can't seem to maintain a consistent flow rate through the printing of a part. I've tried turning up the temp to 260 and slowing the speed down to 50% (which seems to work well to start) but by the end of a part it seems like the print head is starved for PLA.
Also, it seems as though the extruder motor is running FAR too much for the amount of material pushing through the print head...
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Dear MSURunner,
Can you tell me what you have tried to move the printhead or heat it?
It should have been sent with Marlin 2.0
But no worries:
If you are using ReplicatorG, upload the firmware to Marlin 2.0
If you are using Cura, upload 'Default firmware'.
This should help you using the UltiController.
The flat grey cables are not the problem. They can give u 2 options, either you see 2 bars (which is wrong)
or it shows the menu (which is good).
Can you acces the files on your SD Card?
Please check the firmware and let me know if this works.
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