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Unknown reason for pause requiring usering interaction
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· Unknown reason for pause requiring usering interaction
First thing I'd do is figure out where that Pause is coming from. Look through the gCode for any of the following commands:
M0
M25
M600
If you find one of those commands, then something in Cura is inserting them. Check the Post-Processing Plugins and ensure there are none active when you slice your cube.
If nothing found in the gCode, then there is something amiss with the printer itself. Check all the cables and connections - especially those between the screen and the mainboard. Ensure they are snug and have no tension on them.
Barring that, it may be something in the Firmware, or a bad/failing mainboard or power supply.
You might try posting this issue on the RepRap forum for I3 printers to see if anyone else has run into that problem: http://forums.reprap.org/list.php?406
Hope this helps.
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First thing I'd do is figure out where that Pause is coming from. Look through the gCode for any of the following commands:
If you find one of those commands, then something in Cura is inserting them. Check the Post-Processing Plugins and ensure there are none active when you slice your cube.
If nothing found in the gCode, then there is something amiss with the printer itself. Check all the cables and connections - especially those between the screen and the mainboard. Ensure they are snug and have no tension on them.
Barring that, it may be something in the Firmware, or a bad/failing mainboard or power supply.
You might try posting this issue on the RepRap forum for I3 printers to see if anyone else has run into that problem: http://forums.reprap.org/list.php?406
Hope this helps.
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