I'm new to this and after a couple of days trying without any luck to solve my problem I decided to ask for some help from some almighty god. I have an EcubMaker TOYDIY after seeing everything about OctoPrint it look perfect so I gave it a go but unfortunately I'm not able to maintain a connection to my Printer. For some reason the problem seems to be that on the hello command my printer is not replying to it.
What did you already try to solve it?
Restarted on Safe Mode - Didn't Work;
Added the Command "M110" to Long running commands - Didn't Work;
Changed "Hello" command to M115 - Didn't Work;
Used pronterface to Connect to Printer and Use M110 - Got a reply;
Installed OctoPrint on PC - The same problem.
Starting without the SD card - Changed the error to:
There was a timeout while trying to connect to the printer
Changing monitoring state from "Connecting" to "Offline"
Connection closed, closing down monitor
OctoPrint "talks" to Marlin firmware using GCode commands as defined in http://marlinfw.org/meta/gcode/. OctoPrint expects responses consistent with those produced by "vanilla" Marlin.
Your printer isn't responding to the M110 with something it recognizes so you will need a plugin to do some "translation". The more your printer's firmware varies from the "Marlin standard", the more work the "translator" plugin will have to do.
I tried to talk with the printer using Pronterface and I managed to send the code M110 and received a valid response so the printer understands the comand.
@Ewald_Ikemann and we have a winner. It worked my prints are taking a bit to load from the Pi to the printer and all but we have progress at least I can connect and maintain a connection to the printer. So I will mark this as the solution and them I'm going to do some testing on the rest to see if everything is working as expected.
Thank you so much for the help and for giving this a look
@foosel no need thank you so much for the help but with the plugin looks like the problem is fixed or at least I can maintain a connection to the printer without any errors. Again thank you so much for your time and for the help
Some printer connection problems are the result of badly connected cables. Make sure that the printer's power cord is plugged into a mains socket and that the printer cable is properly connected to the computer. If your printer is connected to a USB port on your computer, check to see if the USB connection is at fault krogerfeedback
Hi, i have the same issue. Did you manage to resolve the issue and the sequence of steps? So far my raspberry pi 4 manages to connect, with auto settings and Malyan/Monoprice Connection Fix but it still doesn't react to any commands to jog or home.
Can you play with the connection options ? Connect with "AUTO" (port, baudrate), fixed values or combination of any ? My printer sometimes can't connect at 115200 (fixed), then I ask for an AUTO Selection and everything works like a charm at β¦ 115200