Pi PC + 3d Printer No serial
I bought myself a Orange Pi PC and it arrived a few days ago. Ive been fidling with distros to get something that worked. I eventually got a hold of @loboris images and grabbed debian wheezy and loaded the correct Uimage and script.bin files. All USB ports work (finally) and i managed to get octopi installed working off both the raspberry Pi guide and off the BeagleBoneBlack guide. I have yet to go through this guide.My problem though is that I am not seeing any devices in the Octoprint menus.
/dev shows:
android_adb loop4 tty1 tty40 ttyS2
apm_bios loop5 tty10tty41 ttyS3
block loop6 tty11tty42 uhid
btrfs-control loop7 tty12tty43 uinput
bus loop-control tty13tty44 urandom
cachefiles MAKEDEV tty14tty45 usb_accessory
cedar_dev mapper tty15tty46 usbdev1.1
char mem tty16tty47 usbdev2.1
console mmcblk0 tty17tty48 usbdev3.1
cpu_dma_latencymmcblk0p1 tty18tty49 usbdev4.1
cuse mmcblk0p2 tty19tty5 usbdev5.1
disk mtp_usb tty2 tty50 usbdev6.1
disp net tty20tty51 usbdev7.1
fb0 network_latency tty21tty52 usbdev8.1
fb1 network_throughputtty22tty53 usbdev8.2
fb2 null tty23tty54 vcs
fb3 ppp tty24tty55 vcs1
fb4 psaux tty25tty56 vcs2
fb5 ptmx tty26tty57 vcs3
fb6 pts tty27tty58 vcs4
fb7 random tty28tty59 vcs5
fd root tty29tty6 vcs6
full rtc tty3 tty60 vcsa
fuse rtc0 tty30tty61 vcsa1
hdmi shm tty31tty62 vcsa2
i2c-0 snd tty32tty63 vcsa3
i2c-1 spidev0.0 tty33tty7 vcsa4
input stderr tty34tty8 vcsa5
ion stdin tty35tty9 vcsa6
kmsg stdout tty36ttyGS0vmouse
loop0 sunxi-reg tty37ttyGS1watchdog
loop1 sunxi_soc_info tty38ttyGS2xt_qtaguid
loop2 tty tty39ttyGS3zero
loop3 tty0 tty4 ttyS0
and lsusb shows:
Bus 008 Device 002: ID 2341:0042 Arduino SA Mega 2560 R3 (CDC ACM)
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 006 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 007 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 008 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Im not a Linux guru but can figure my way around.
Any help or advice would be awesome
My guess would be you have to know what is the chip that is used in your 3d printer board as usb2serial adapter and have a kernel module for it installed. Is it a boring RAMPS or something more exotic?
Seeing nothing in lsusb output suggests to check your cable. There should be at least some unknown device listed, even if no driver presents. Definitely wasn't the cable. I tried your guide as listed earlier and its working 100% now. Unfortunately the bump in performance (rpi B+ to the OP PC) hasn't really made a difference. The web page loads a lot faster however I still get stuttering on curves. Obviously its the buffers on the Ardunio. Also a bit disappointing that the RPI NOIR cam wont work on this board. :/ Dealing with a 3D printer that has no serial number can be frustrating, especially when trying to register the device or seek support. Without a serial number, tracking the machine's origin and warranty status becomes difficult. However, for those in need of reliable identification and shipping labels, investing in the best label printer shipping can solve part of the problem. A high-quality label printer ensures that each package is accurately labeled, streamlining logistics and reducing errors in shipping processes, even for items produced on unregistered 3D printers. The Pi PC + 3D Printer No Serial setup offers seamless integration for 3D printing projects without needing serial connections, making it ideal for tech enthusiasts and DIY creators. Coupled with a label printer for shipping users can efficiently manage and track shipments of 3D-printed items. The label printer for shipping adds convenience to the process by creating clear, professional labels, ensuring smooth delivery, and enhancing the overall experience of utilizing Pi PC and 3D printing for creative ventures.
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