Installed RatRig extruder now I get mcu errore
After installing the new extruder Beta2 from RatRig and attaching all the wires
I get a mcu error saying it can not find my EBB42. Checked all the connections but it seems ok. What should I check. I tried to reinstall from zero and but after saying it wanted to upgrade the Manta it failed. I turned off and on but I stil get the mcu error.
Solution:Jump to solution
Ok got it to work with the MAX , now I'm getting a coorect reading. heater_pin: toolboard:PB13
sensor_type: MAX31865
sensor_pin: toolboard:PA4
spi_bus: spi1...
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attach your printer.cfg
Here is how it was before the change. and now.
I have to change from Biqu probe to Bl Touch Extruder and the Fans
Option 'microsteps' in section 'extruder' must be specified this is the error i get now. What I do know if the EEB42 is working or not. When I did the update right after the install I got no errors.
Trying to reinstall I get this message what's best to do?
I did a fresh install had to Flash Manta M8p and EDD42 in DFU but all went well, or so i thought. I attache my logs because now when I turn on the printer my BBB42 does not light up and I have a serial error.
Can some please help. I also tried different USB Cables.
looks like you haven't done the initial configuration and editing your printer.cfg
https://os.ratrig.com/docs/configuration#initial-configuration
Some thing is strange , when i turn on the printer with the EBB42 plugged to the power supply the two lights do not turn on like they should. If i discconect power from the EBB42 and use the power from USB (with jumer) they turn on and I can Flash the EBB42. etc. Now if I take out the jumper and plug back in the power supply (checked voltage is 24V) and USB always connected the light are off and the board seems not to see the EBB42. here is my printer.cfg as long as I use power from usb no mcu error but if I use power supply I get this mcu 'toolboard': Unable to connect
Once the underlying issue is corrected, use the
"FIRMWARE_RESTART" command to reset the firmware, reload the
config, and restart the host software.
Error configuring printer.
I also tried anothe brand new EBB42 same probems
you always have to have the USB connected to the EBB42 regardless of what is powering it
What is this?
you shouldn't need a lot of this
Yes that I know like, I said the lights do not turn on If I yes the 24v connector to the EBB42 . That looks like my old config this is the one I have now after new install.
this is with out power from USB
The other times had no real problems installing. I knew something was wrong when the Bl didn't probe when I turned on the power.
Changed EBB42 now they turn on
you need to uncomment line 272
ok
thanks
Question I'm getting a MCU 'toolboard' shutdown: ADC out of range, the sensor is connected , now if I say i'm using the Rapido should it now the sensor type or do I have to add it?
you'll have to tell it
Put this under User Overrides:
[extruder]
sensor_type: PT1000
Thanks but still get the error I have the bed sensor type as EPCOS 100K B57560G104F , which is the bed I bought from RatRig.
are we talking about the extruder, or the bed? Or is this a new error
It would seem the extruder as it says toolboard
I was just asking about the bed but for now I don't know if it is working seeing it keeps shuting down.
Controlled the connections and seem to be ok.
With my previous hotend i had the EBB42 set as a PT100 with sensor_type: MAX31865 which is on the EBB42 and should be more accurate. So I set the EBB42 as a PT1000 with the jumpers.
You need to follow the Rat-OS wiring diagram if you expect it to work without modification
Just use it as a regular thermistor
Ok I feel stupid thanks will try it.
Sorry, not trying to make you feel stupid, just pointing out there is documentation and it will help for you to read it
😄
Thanks so muh that was the problem, wanted to use the MAX as the said it was more accurate. Should have followed the guide.
Only problem its reading 129° .
If its reading 129 I think its assuming the wrong thermistor type
I have not added any sensor type blacksmithsays it should work without modifications.
No, I said to use a regular thermistor port. You still need to specify the correct thermistor type as TheTil said
Ok will do. Thanks
Ok added [extruder] sensor_type: PT1000 but I get aMCU 'toolboard' shutdown: ADC out of range.
Solution
Ok got it to work with the MAX , now I'm getting a coorect reading. heater_pin: toolboard:PB13
sensor_type: MAX31865
sensor_pin: toolboard:PA4
spi_bus: spi1