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UM3Ultimaker 3 WUBA-171GN module drops Wi-Fi after long prints
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· Ultimaker 3 WUBA-171GN module drops Wi-Fi after long prints
Hi @maht,
I'm no longer working with UltiMaker but did have a look at your log files. Only 2 log files are present, which is weird. In the oldest log file I see the printer lost network connection, but this is already present at the start of this log so I can't check if an error was logged causing this.
The most recent log file shows the printer rebooting and having a good network connection.
I can't help you since the provided log files lack the moment in time when things went wrong. My suspicion though is that the WiFi signal is not strong enough. You could add a wireless router that connects to the printer's ethernet port as an alternative, or use a powerline modem that connects to the ethernet port (easier to setup than a wireless router).
I'd also like the UM3 firmware to be published as open source, but given that it shares the codebase with the recent printer models I don't see this happen.
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Hi @maht,
I'm no longer working with UltiMaker but did have a look at your log files. Only 2 log files are present, which is weird. In the oldest log file I see the printer lost network connection, but this is already present at the start of this log so I can't check if an error was logged causing this.
The most recent log file shows the printer rebooting and having a good network connection.
I can't help you since the provided log files lack the moment in time when things went wrong. My suspicion though is that the WiFi signal is not strong enough. You could add a wireless router that connects to the printer's ethernet port as an alternative, or use a powerline modem that connects to the ethernet port (easier to setup than a wireless router).
I'd also like the UM3 firmware to be published as open source, but given that it shares the codebase with the recent printer models I don't see this happen.
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maht 1
Ah perhaps I didn't upload them properly. Anyway, thanks for looking, I appreciate it. I'll continue to power cycle for the time being :P
Wishing you all the best in your next steps!
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