56 lines
2.3 KiB
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56 lines
2.3 KiB
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# Bambu P1S Notes
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## WiFi
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If you want to set up WiFi without logging in follow this:
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<https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/p1/manual/p1-sd-card-network-configuration-guide>
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1. Create a new file on the printer's SD card named `user_wifi.cfg`
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2. Add the following contents to `user_wifi.cfg`:
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```text
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ssid:FruitTest08
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password:wikitest12
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```
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3. Put the SD card back in the printer. It should connect automatically.
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## Connecting via LAN mode
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- Make sure you open 1990 and 2021 (tcp + udp) in your firewall application.
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## Browsing SD card via LAN mode
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| Key | Value |
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| -------- | ------------------- |
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| Port | 990 |
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| User | bblp |
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| Password | Printer Access Code |
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<https://linuxconfig.org/lftp-tutorial-on-linux-with-examples>
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1. Install lftp: `sudo dnf install lftp`
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2. Start lftp with `lftp`
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3. Bookmark your printer with `bookmark add p1s ftps://bblp:<access-code>@<printer ip>`
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4. List your bookmarks with `bookmark list`
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5. Connect to your printer via the bookmark with `lft p1s`
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6. Ignore certificate error with `set ssl:verify-certificate/39:FD:60:8A:46:3B:96:A6:9A:71:72:6E:EA:9E:5A:D2:3A:DE:9B:55 no`
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7. Ignore all certificate errors with `set ssl:verify-certificate no`
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9. `ls` and `cd` work as expected. To clear the screen, use `ctrl + L`.
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10. Copy files to the host with `get remote-file. -o sample.php`. This will copy to the directory you were in before you ran `lftp`.
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11. Copy directories to the host with `mirror -P 10 remote_dir local_dir` where `-P` is the number of parallel transfers.
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12. Type `exit` to exit.
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## Troubleshooting
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### Under Extruding
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I've had an issue where prints will look "clumpy" or "rough". This was resolved after a complete
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hotend swap. I did some testing on the bad nozzle before replacing it and found it could still
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extrude decently but I had to raise the temperature 50-60°C above 220° to get the plastic flowing
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well. I don't think the ceramic heater was broken since the nozzle was clearly heating just fine.
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This leads me to believe the thermistor went bad or became disconnected from the nozzle somehow. My
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guess is Bambu didn't use enough thermal compound at the factory and it became dry and cracked,
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creating a layer of air between the thermistor and the nozzle.
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