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Log of hot end power consumption vs. time after a print has completed
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· Log of hot end power consumption vs. time after a print has completed
Are you a programmer? Are you familiar with web protocols? If you go to the ip address of your S5 (or UM3) and then click on the temperature link it shows the power usage of both cores and the bed. In a graph. You can look at the javascript code and write your own code to capture the raw numbers and analyze it any way you want.
I'd love to see this data. Especially if there is a failure of some sort. I'm wondering if it's possible to determine that you have a nozzle clog due to the power usage (I know the filament sensor detects this also but maybe for the UM3?)
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· Log of hot end power consumption vs. time after a print has completed
I was really hoping for a plug-in, but thanks for the info. I'm not a programmer or familiar with web protocols, so it might take me a while to grab the data. (I'm a materials/mechanical engineer, so I'll fumble my way through).
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Are you a programmer? Are you familiar with web protocols? If you go to the ip address of your S5 (or UM3) and then click on the temperature link it shows the power usage of both cores and the bed. In a graph. You can look at the javascript code and write your own code to capture the raw numbers and analyze it any way you want.
I'd love to see this data. Especially if there is a failure of some sort. I'm wondering if it's possible to determine that you have a nozzle clog due to the power usage (I know the filament sensor detects this also but maybe for the UM3?)
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