3 * Turn on printer and connect computer.
5 cd /home/reprap/reprappro-software.git/
7 * Select "connect", wait for printer to connect
8 * Turn on the hotend and bed heaters
9 * "Load file", select the .stl file. It will be sliced.
10 * "Load file", select the _export.gcode file. It will show up on the RHS.
11 * "SD" / "Upload", accept the suggested filename (but remember it)
12 and when it is done, turn on the hotend and bed heaters again
14 * Pick ooze off nozzle with fine-nosed pliers
15 * Wait for bed (and hotend) to get up to temperature
16 * Pick ooze off nozzle with fine-nosed pliers
17 * "SD" / "Print", select the file you uploaded earlier
18 * While waiting for it to start (~1min?)
19 pick ooze off nozzle with fine-nosed pliers
20 * Watch while it starts and make sure that the skirt sticks to
21 printbed and nothing gets tangled
22 * Check that filament feed path from feedstock coil looks good.
24 ------------------------------------------------------------
26 ~/.pronsolerc -> /home/ian/things/Reprap/play/pronsolerc (adjust to taste)
29 Slic3r - is from slic3r-linux-x86-0-8-4.tar.gz
31 ------------------------------------------------------------
35 firmware is in marlin.git#iwj and works with make
36 various other firmwares for comparison only
37 sprinter-reprappro.git sprinter.git
39 depends on stuff in arduino-0022 (doesn't work with other arduino
40 versions, incompatible)
42 avrdude -b 38400 -v -P /dev/ttyUSB0 -p atmega644P -c arduino -U flash:w:Marlin.hex
43 needs the reset jumper (which is right next to the mcu) fitted