[rgl1396]

Hello,

我看到有一篇extru处理器der flow rates and travel speeds, but how would I control the temperature of the hot end through the board when it is connected to the UR3 control panel?

How would I get robodk to read the temperature and know when to begin the print?

Best,
Robert

[Albert]

You can trigger custom commands to drive your extruder. These commands can be blocking (for example to wait for the nozzle temperature to attain certain speed) or non-blocking (for example, to change the extruder feed).

These commands are usually driven by custom M codes or G codes. You can convert these codes to program calls in your UR script. This may require custom edits to your UR post processor.

Are you generating your 3D prints by using G-cdoe? What software are you using? It would help if you can send us a sample G-code file and your RDK project file.

You'll find more information about how to integrate custom M codes here:
//m.sinclairbody.com/doc/en/Robot-Machinin...ningEvents

[rgl1396]

You can trigger custom commands to drive your extruder. These commands can be blocking (for example to wait for the nozzle temperature to attain certain speed) or non-blocking (for example, to change the extruder feed).

These commands are usually driven by custom M codes or G codes. You can convert these codes to program calls in your UR script. This may require custom edits to your UR post processor.

Are you generating your 3D prints by using G-cdoe? What software are you using? It would help if you can send us a sample G-code file and your RDK project file.

You'll find more information about how to integrate custom M codes here:
//m.sinclairbody.com/doc/en/Robot-Machinin...ningEvents

Hello Albert,

Thank you for your response. I am using the slicer that RoboDK uses to simplify the process. Where would I make the changes within the post processor? My RDK project file is too large in size to attach. Could I email it to you?



Thank you