Hopefully these notes can help to know what to do in a clog event.
Hopefully these notes can help to know what to do in a clog event.
Normally the printer is coming with already stored some calibration information.
One of them is the Proportional Integral Derivative (PID) controller for the temperature of the hot end and the bed.
It is necessary to execute the PID in case sensors are changed or just to be sure everything is OK.
The PC is a game laptop and fans are really a necessity to dissipate the heat generated by the CPU and the embedded GPU.
When they fails (not if, when) the system become quite unusable, noisy and incredibly hot even on the keyboard.
There is something out there, let see some choices.
One of the two levers is not engaging anymore.
So ... let's repair it !!
Originally (and possible it will return there) was hosted by Opus, my server.
It is quite a while now is running over a Raspberry Pi.
This article is about how to control X10 via Heyu from another computer in the network (hint, the network is not exposed to the outside)
Years ago (I think was the 2009) I did buy, with the idea to restore it, an old tube radio, immediately called "The Old Lady".
The radio is a Truetone D-1001.
However the electronic was really in bad shape and of course, who the heck has time to work on it ?
So the Old Lady went in a box, waiting.
It was in use on the old server for years in order to acquire different temperatures and thus control automatically some Fans in the server room.
Let's see if it can be revived in the new server.
After 1 year of playing with the 3D printer Ender 3 Pro I decided to do some upgrades.
Changing the controller to improve accuracy, speed and noise, changing the display to better locally control some options and add the BLTouch, to simplify the leveling.
This article is about changing the controller and the TFT display