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So the printer is now built and working fine and I have printed out some of the test files on the SD card. I have also loaded Proterface on my laptop and copied one of the files on the SD card to the laptop just to test that I can print from the laptop, it's working fine.

Not going to work for long prints (the laptop OS is too power saving happy for most automation uses). Get yourself an RPI, and run octoprint. Otherwise, after you slice your files with the slicer copy them to an SD card and load that into the printer. Oh, and do read the book on 3D printing that came with your printer - you would know a lot of answers if you did that.

Please try setting the document to print Black and White and see if that makes a difference. Make sure you are using the Print as Image in Adobe. The message you are seeing is not listed in the messages for the printer which leads me to believe it may be something with adobe. If changing the setting to black and white please consider contacting your support centre.

I've got a user who prints a lot of pdf files to a xerox WC 7556, from time to time she's tries to print a pdf file and when she releases the documents to print in the printer there's only one page coming out that says:

Hello everyone I just wanted to share my discovery. I have been having an issue where some .gcode files sliced on Cura were not showing up on the SD menu of my Creality 3D CR-X. I went and updated the firmware and I was still having the issue. Simple solution is to shorten the name of the file.

I have just spent TWO HOURS trying to work out why my brand new CR-X printer wasn't seeing files on the SD card. What was REALLY frustrating was the fact that I could see the first file I created but none others.

Some Creality printers (which ones depends on the mainboard) have a 16 character limit for the first part of a file name. It would be really helpful if Creality actually told people that. The same group of printers don't deal with SD cards over 16gb and once again, that isn't stated anywhere.

the tragedy here is - it's still not completly fixed... some files are still not shown.. if the filename is to short i won't work either - my CR-10-S V2 can't see a file: 'screw.gcode' - but i can see 'screwthis.gcode' (same file, renamed)

Made an account just to elaborate how this worked for me. This was my first custom print using Cura instead of the pre-made Gcodes on our Anet E4 printer. Some files were not appearing initially, I don't know what I did to make it appear but that wasn't the main problem. The "Print" button on our printer did nothing when using the custom Gcode, but worked perfectly when using the pre-made GCodes. I've tried modifying some configurations, tried changing G-code flavor from Marlin to Repetier, tried formatting the SD card, tried using a different card, but nothing. I tried renaming to a shorter file name like OP said and to my surprise, it worked. "Print" started working again and my file began printing.

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I have a weird problem with a Canon MF227dw. Sometimes certain documents (mostly PDFs) do not print: the printer just beeps as it normally does after finishing printing, but with no other visible actions (e.g., sheets are not fed from the tray, and I don't hear the printer warming up). I'm using a Mac and I tried both from Preview and Adobe Reader. No error is displayed on the computer or the printer. I tried both with wireless printing and connecting the printer directly via USB. I tried restarting the printer and resetting the printing system on my Mac. It happens only on specific documents, and I found no way to print them on that printer. The same documents print on different printers (I tried on Xerox printers, HP and Toshiba) from the same computer.

Deselecting Enable Enhanced Security in Adobe Acrobat makes no difference, nor does adding folder paths that are exempt. Creating a pdf from the MS Word documents is also not successful.

Needless to say, this needs some attention. I have six printers in my office, including a Canon inkjet, and none of them have any difficulty printing any of these documents.

To summarize, I have documents that cannot be printed from MS Word for Mac; 2011, Preview 8.1, and Adobe Acrobat 9.5.5. The Mac is running OS X 10.11.6. I have not found a successful work around. I have not encountered these issues on any other printer.

as you all know: adding a Printer via json files is much more powerful than using the built in custom FFF function. In the last versions of Cura you simply put the Printer .def.json file in the resources/definitions Folder and the Extruder.def.json in the Extruder Folder. Then in showed up in curas "add non Network Printer"-List. But with the new update that list Looks different and new copied Printers won't Show up. In fact if you edit an existing Printer like the CR10Mini to CR100Mini, it won't Show up either. I have the suspicion that there somewhere there is a list of what will be displayed in the "add non Network Printer"-List. Could be cause of the order by manufacturer, but as i said it won't even accept a CR100Mini even if the rest is 100% the same.

Just making a copy of an existing printer definition will not work without also making copies (and properly referencing) definitions for the extruders for that printer. The logs would probably show this.

This indicates that you are running Klipper under the user bappi.

As such the statement in your printer.cfg

path: ~/printer_data/gcodes

would expand to

path = /home/bappi/printer_data/gcodes.

Note that the ~ is just a shortcut to /home/ in Linux

Your mainsail.cfg also includes a [virtual_sdcard] section. Working with includes is nice to keep things tidy but poses a high risk of creating unwanted effects. Klipper will take the last statement that it processes, i.e. in the sequence as given in the printer.cfg

It often happens that you can start printing on a printer remotely, but you need to upload new files to the printer to print. But there is no way to do this from a PC, since the employer blocks any activity on the network that is not related to work and it is prohibited to have your own PC at the workplace. The only way out is to use Bambu Handy. But on iOS (possibly also on Android), the mobile application does not allow you to download files to the printer. This is very inconvenient; in fact, it kills 50% of the functionality.

For P1P, all printer logs are saved to the micro SD card and placed in the "logger," "recorder," and "corelogger" folders under the root directory of the micro SD card. There is no need to worry about the log filling up the micro SD card because the total size of all files will be limited to 600-700 MB. 2351a5e196