Touch screen calibration is not working (Tronxy Gemini S, Marlin 2.1.x) #5
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okay, can do later today Thank you |
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Hello @TheThomasD , I took over all settings into the bugfix version from today but failed to get the right board name and so on. I'm not able to get the right names set up like in platformio.ini with default_envs = tronxy_gemini_s_marlin_ui . Sadely I'm not a specialist in setting the environment. Files are without BLTOUCH. My problem is also that I'm not having enough knowledge with pulls and forks to pull in a new Marlin an make changes automatically. Sorry, but I'm stuck here Config files are included in zip-file |
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@kkberg: Try this one at your own risk: https://github.com/TheThomasD/Marlin/tree/bugfix-2.1.x-tronxy-gemini-s (this is based on my config, so you might have to adapt it to your needs) |
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@TheThomasD , thank you for the code. I'll try to compile and send it to my friend. I would like to understand how the dependencies work and how you define the board. But this seems to difficult for me in the moment. :) |
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@TheThomasD , it looks better. Touch doesn't work in the Moment. Videolink Thank you very much |
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Keep your finger for some time on the touch screen (long press), then eventually, the calibration can be redone. I think, currently some bad calibration data is stored in the eeprom. Or try to issue a https://marlinfw.org/docs/gcode/M995.html via the USB interface. |
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okay, I already gave order to use M995 over Repetier Server :) |
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okay, calibration screen appears and he can touch all corners. He has to do this round about 9 times and than it is done. kind reards Klaus |
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You're welcome, Klaus. As for the boards/pins stuff: I had to learn all this stuff as well, but I reverse-engineered the layout for the Geeetech A30T a while ago. That tought me a lot on how this stuff works :D In this commit you can basically see what was required to make the printer work: |
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okay, that will help me to see the changes you made. I'm a real beginner in Github and there I've a lot of gaps. Also language is a barrier for me and I try to improve my english. I think I'll get it one day. I apreciate your help very much. https://youtu.be/1RmaC63V6-M |
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Great, nice that this works out for you. I'll get back to you when I have my own MMU2 (I saw this a while ago and saw that you also got one). While I wanted to keep the comments here in English (and I really think you manage very good in English) we can move to German then ;) |
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Das hätte ich wissen müssen, ich hatte nicht gesehen das da Germany steht. :). Ja MMU2 ist noch eine Baustelle, aber bald kommt der Test. :) |
TheThomasD
changed the title
@kkberg
Let's continue the discussion here.
On the first time I started my printer, I was able to finish the calibration correctly. However, when I try to recalibrate, I hit the same issue as you do. I have seen that there are some recent bugs that are not included in the branch that I use, e.g. MarlinFirmware#21860 (this is actually happening for me right now on recalibrate). Maybe you can take over the config into the bugfix-branch of the Marlin repo and test there? Another option that might work: set
#define EEPROM_INIT_NOWonce and update the firmware. Then, do the calibration and see if it works. You can then remove that flag to not overwrite your config on every update, if you like.Thanks!
Thomas
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