Every USB except the print heads has been labeled "plug in to Pi", but there's more than 4. Which ones should be plugged in to the external hub? I don't want something like the camera to saturate the hub and cause comms problems with the Orbiters.
Using the long nylon cable guides, the cables are too short to reach the base. Using the short cable guides, the tool head can't reach the far side of the bed. I had to mount the Orbiter power boards on the side of the printer and buy longer USB cables to connect to the hub in the base.
There needs to be some way to strain relieve this. The whole weight of the cable loom pulls against the adhesive on the heater pad.
The 35mm screws only catch a couple threads and strip very easily. I used 40mm screws and they can be torqued without stripping.
Every USB except the print heads has been labeled "plug in to Pi", but there's more than 4. Which ones should be plugged in to the external hub? I don't want something like the camera to saturate the hub and cause comms problems with the Orbiters.
Using the long nylon cable guides, the cables are too short to reach the base. Using the short cable guides, the tool head can't reach the far side of the bed. I had to mount the Orbiter power boards on the side of the printer and buy longer USB cables to connect to the hub in the base.
The nylon cable guides are too wide at one end, and the notches don't line up with the notches on the tool changer bracket.
What about the probe cable?
There's nothing in the 4.2 instructions that says where the other end of this cable should plug in to.