Repeat the previous step for the flashing the octopus board. You can also plug the board directly into your pc to copy the file across, bypassing the SD card if it is causing issues.
We apologize for any inconvenience, but since the supports were added after the roof installation, we advise against using the shorter one for the moment. We are actively working on a roof rework, which will be available very soon.
This file was added later with the introduction of the calibration probe. You should be bale to find it on the GitHub, it just needs copying into the config file folder with your other .cfg files. You can find the guide for the probe here: Stage 09: Auto-Calibration
The roof design has been updated to work better with the cables and cable supports. You can find it here in the P4.2 upgrade. https://www.makertech3d.com/products/pro...
thanks for letting us know, we'll look into this.
This is due to the camera on the USB port. We're working on a software fix for this, but in the meantime, disconnecting the camera will fix this.
Repeat the previous step for the flashing the octopus board. You can also plug the board directly into your pc to copy the file across, bypassing the SD card if it is causing issues.
It should yes, the tools_calibrate command should be in the in the .py file explained in the auto-calibration guide. Stage 09: Auto-Calibration
Yes, this calibration is still needed, it is the reference point for the other nozzles.
We apologize for any inconvenience, but since the supports were added after the roof installation, we advise against using the shorter one for the moment. We are actively working on a roof rework, which will be available very soon.
This file was added later with the introduction of the calibration probe. You should be bale to find it on the GitHub, it just needs copying into the config file folder with your other .cfg files. You can find the guide for the probe here: Stage 09: Auto-Calibration
Probe should be removed and the flexplate returned to its normal position - the guide has been updated now to mention this :)
We recommend not cutting them, the cable supports require them to be at their full length.
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