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The way that Prusa i3 communication?

Posted by pkl520 
The way that Prusa i3 communication?
December 31, 2016 12:45PM
Would like to ask guys

At present, I installed the prusa i3 with lcd screen.

I can select functions directly from the lcd to control the machine.

Before install lcd screen,I use Repetier-Host to control printer's motion.

I would like to know the way that between the computer or under the lcd instructions to the machine

these communication is how to proceed?

Because the 3d printer code review on the network are focused on how to set the trajectory and machine parameters

about communication interface is less information.

Because I want to use arduino to communicate with the pc (using serial monitor)

Want to enter some simple code directly to control the motor to the desired location

So need some communication information about how Prusa i3 communication work and just need to focus on

how motion instruction is send to pc and let motor move.

Big thanks to everyone!

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/31/2016 12:48PM by pkl520.
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Re: The way that Prusa i3 communication?
December 31, 2016 01:56PM
I think the reprap-wiki can help you, there is a list of all Gcode commands and examples how to use them.

To move a motor, the printer needs to be "homed" first with G28

Then you can use G1 F.... X... Y... Z... to move each axis.
But I recommend using pronterface or repetier host, like you did before.
Re: The way that Prusa i3 communication?
December 31, 2016 04:21PM
Thanks to reply~!

But is it possible to control motors by using serial monitor which on arduino IDE directly?
Re: The way that Prusa i3 communication?
January 01, 2017 06:25AM
Yes, you can type in the gcode-commands and send them to the printer.
Re: The way that Prusa i3 communication?
January 01, 2017 11:27AM
Got it ~

Where can i modify some codes to let the printer know what g-code I type in on arduino IDE serial monitor?

It seems in the Marlin_main.cpp?

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/01/2017 12:29PM by pkl520.
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