Have tried every thing but cannot past a screen shot or any other info here.
Regards
Rudi
00411881957
Hi Rudi,
Your post has come through so it’s definitely working. To add an image to your post just click the upload icon and select the image file to upload:
You can also copy an image and press Ctrl+V to paste the image here, and it will upload automatically. You can also reply to the email chain and insert an image in your email and it will show up.
Regards,
Oliver
Support | Core Electronics
Hi Rudi,
It looks like you’ve updated your post with a screenshot, but can you please show us a photo of how you’ve got it connected up and powered?
This error message indicates that software cannot communicate with your printer driver board but there are quite a few possible causes so we need to narrow it down a bit first.
Regards,
Oliver
Support | Core Electronics
Thanks Oliver,
After many hours of frustration – I changed the baud rate from Auto to 115kB – this seems to have fixed the problem.
Is there a detailed manual available for the CR20 with spare parts and maintenance/setup instructions ?
Regards
Rudi Broekhuizen
Industelect Pty Ltd
Mob : +61 (0)411 881 957
Email: rudolf@industelect.com.au
Hi Rudi,
I have had a look for Creality official documentation, the best that I could find was the included instruction manual which can also be found here: https://www.3dprima.com/?ActionCall=WebActionDownloadDocument&Params[itemId]=23631&Params[documentId]=450
Due to Creality printers mostly being hobby-grade there is a ton of documentation over on YouTube (have a look at MakersMuse and 3D printing nerd just to name a couple).
The best way to figure out the in’s and out’s of your printer would be to tinker with it and find the sweet spot for each filament and desired output.
Let us know how you go!
Cheers,
Liam.
