I feel silly asking this, but here goes. Will a Core 1+ printer pause printing when it runs out of filament AND it is connected to OctoPrint? I have 3 nearly empty rolls that I'd like to use up, but don't want to blow prints. 2-10m of filament per roll.
Anyone know if there's an issue with this? I know the printer will pause for filament empty when using a USB stick, but some things are different when connected to OctoPrint, and some data is not fully transmitted to OctoPrint.
Thanks
If I remember correctly, the Buddy Firmware doesn't send pause on filament runout back to serial connected software like OctoPrint. Not sure if it was ever patched/fixed, but there's lots of issues related to it and other serial related issues/feature requests.
It was actually the reason I made this plugin: Prusa Filament Runout for one of the other users here.
Thanks @jneilliii I will give your plugin a try.
Seems crazy that there hasn't been more cooperation from Prusa, those requests in github are from 2020. There's no target chamber temp being sent either. Sure would make things easier for everyone if they opened up some.
I think I created a single file plugin to fix that chamber temp reporting issue as well. I'll see if I can find it.
Is that the Prusa Buddy Chamber Temp Fix (0.1.0)? It reports the actual chamber temp, but not the set point. I installed that plug in a while back.
Yeah, that is it.
What does your temperature report line look like in the terminal tab of OctoPrint?
It does look like someone added on to the script later and make it monitor the gcode sent to get that data maybe. Make sure to uninstall mine first.
My output line is:
Recv: T:31.00/0.00 B:27.65/0.00 X:31.16/36.00 A:38.53/0.00 @:0 B@:0 C@:26.72 HBR@:0
Little confused. I can uninstall your plugin for the chamber temp. How do I install the newer one? That link is the python file.
You can use that link in Plugin Manager > Get More > ...from URL and click install.