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M33-Linux

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A Linux program that can communicate with the Micro 3D printer

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# M33 Linux
© 2015 Exploit Kings. All rights reserved.

A Linux program that can communicate with the Micro 3D printer
 
 
M33 Linux was succeeded by <a href="https://github.com/donovan6000/M33-Fio">M33 Fio</a> on October 15, 2015.
 
 
The parameters that can be provided when running this program are as follows:
 
Usage: m33-linux -v -c -p -w -t -b -l -f -x -r firmware.rom -a -i input.gcode -s -o output.gcode -e -d

-v | --validation: Use validation pre-processor

-p | --preparation: Use preparation pre-processor

-w | --wavebonding: Use wave bonding pre-processor

-t | --thermalbonding: Use thermal bonding pre-processor

-b | --bedcompensation: Use bed compensation pre-processor

-l | --backlashcompensation: Use backlash compensation pre-processor

-f | --feedrateconversion: Use feed rate conversion pre-processor

-c | --centermodel: Use center model pre-processor

-r | --firmwarerom: Use the following parameter as the firmware ROM in case firmware is corrupt or outdated

-x | --exit: Switches printer into firmware mode and exits if firmware is updated

-a | --forceflash: Forces the firmware to update to the provided ROM

-i | --inputfile: Use the following parameter as the G-code file to processes and send to the printer. G-code commands can be manually entered if no G-code file is not provided.

-s | --translate: Uses the program as a middle man to communicate between the printer and other software

-o | --outputfile: Use the following parameter as the G-code file to output after the input file has been processed by all the desired pre-processor stages.

-e | --settings: Uses values from settings file instead of obtaining them from the printer

-d | --provided: Uses provided values instead of obtaining them from the printer

--backlashX: Provide backlash X

--backlashY: Provide backlash Y

--backlashSpeed: Provide backlash speed

--filamentTemperature: Provide filament temperature

--filamentType: Provide filament type

--bedHeightOffset: Provide bed height offset

--backRightOffset: Provide back right offset

--backLeftOffset: Provide back left offset

--frontLeftOffset: Provide front left offset

--frontRightOffset: Provide front right offset

If the printer's firmware is corrupt or the provided firmware rom is newer, it will update the firmware if a rom is provided. Firmware roms must be named after their version number, ex: 2015062401.rom. If the Z calibration of the printer is invalid, it will calibrate it automatically. If a G-code file is provided and it contains a line that indicated the ideal temperature, ex: ;ideal temp:195, then that temperature will be used for printing. Otherwise the temperature stored in the printer's EEPROM will be used.
 
 
The 90-micro-3d-local.rules needs to applied in order to avoid issues. You can apply it like this:
 
cp ./90-micro-3d-local.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/
 
sudo /etc/init.d/udev restart

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