@@NotASingleGoodNameLeft have you tried to open the gcode from the USB stick in Prusa Slicer?

@@NotASingleGoodNameLeft The incident is here MK4+MMU3 software lockup kzfaq.info/get/bejne/esipaKSXq9ezZWQ.html

Et standard USB-C kabel understøtter op til 3 ampere. For at understøtte op til 5 ampere, skal kablet have en "e-marker" chip. Du kan prøve at søge efter "e-marker info reader".

@@rasmusbrix køb direkte fra LEDpaere.dk

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@@PerMejdal tak for svaret😊

Jeg har ikke fulgt med i lang tid. Men kontrakt endelig LAB3D om problemet.

For dælen. Jeg har lige høstede modulerne.

@@ttkbh se kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nsVhfr1el9LFZGg.htmlsi=2FPqDzdiNTBK3SV2

@@kurtkben i den nye er eletronikken den samme som afbryderen til deres stikdåse-system. Den virker med den gamle gateway. Faktis er det kun deres nye sensore der ikke virker med deres gamle gateways. Alt hvad de eller har virker.

@@svankervej nej. Men se her www.printables.com/model/326616-fuga-foh-insert

I would love to have a well supported IDEX with MMU.

​@@PerMejdalThe big problem with IDEX is most manufacturers want to support duplex and mirror mode. But you can not compensate for bend or tilted bed by adjusting z (ABL) for two x/y coordinates at the same time. You also have to adjust the z-hight of the second extruder to be exactly the same as the first one, limiting the extruder design (and often increases the weight). Thats the main reason IDEX are a bit of a niche product - they are a hell to calibrate. However, the moment you say goodbye to duplex and mirror mode, most of the problems are gone. You can use ABL if only one extruder is active at a time. You can use different z-offsets on left and right extruder. You can use totaly different hotends left and right. However, marketingwise getting rid of duplex and mirror mode would be a problem. So I doubt we will see good, big Idex printers "ready2use" soon. The only IDEX as a kit wich might have more potential is RatRigs VCore 4 IDEX. Mechanical it could even compensate 2 z-offsets at the same time, as the bed can be tilted (I do not know if Klipper supports this or might support this in future). Also there are some interesting projects with magnetic IDEX. Magnetic IDEX uses only one kinematic for x/y to move. It ataches to the left or right tool, wich normaly docks on the left or right end of the x-axis. A quite interesting solution, its basicly a 2-tool automatic toolchanger. The best concept if you want to klipperize an old bedslinger and make it IDEX on the way... I actually think about converting my Anycubic Chiron to klipper. Extending the x-axis (a simple 2020 extrusion) on the way does not seem very complicated - and with theese nice CAN/USB toolbords using two instead of one also might be easy. However, I have too much projects going on to find the time... It's the "well suppoted" part being the problem... Imho at the moment Anycubic's ACE pro seems one of the most interesting solutions for filament changers. They have the "filament buffer" on the ACE, one for each filament, so the Kobra 3 has much less comunication going on between the printer and the ACE. Quite unlike the AMS. There are rumors the plan to make the ACE available for other printers. The moment they release the communication protocoll, it would be revolutionary...

Det er postfix.stl som du finder links til i beskrivelsen af videoen.

@@PerMejdalnå ja det kan jeg da godt se. Jeg fik ikke lige læst beskrivelsen, nåede kun til kommentarerne. Mange tak :)