[Carontes]

I guess I can’t use your software on my MKS Robin nano 1.2 since I don’t know how to use NodeJS. Thank you anyway for your help

[Carontes]

But now how do I use those two files? Do I have to send them to the printer or I have to use them in a different way? Do I have to use a specific software? Do I have to use the command prompt or something else? That’s what I don’t understand. Thank you

[Carontes]

Thanks for your reply, but I don’t understand what I have to do, the steps aren’t clear. I don’t understand which software to use and whether I have to send G-code commands (and which) to the printer or not

[Carontes]

Still “not connected”. Maybe there’s something wrong in my Marlin firmware?

#define SERIAL_PORT 1
#define BAUDRATE 250000
#define SERIAL_PORT_2 3
#define BAUDRATE_2 250000

Other than that I don’t think there’s something else to activate in Marlin I guess, since as I said ESP3D works with those settings. A feature I like about ESP3D is that it shows you the IP address of the printer on its screen, so you don’t have to search it in the router page. If there’s something else I need to do let me know

[Carontes]

Yes I did. I tried the ESP3D project firmware and it works with my printer. So I don’t think there’s something wrong with Marlin

[Carontes]

Hi, in my Marlin configuration I’ve set the baudrate to 115200 but my printer is “not connected” according to the widgets, while the blue notification in the bottom-right corner says printer connected. I use Marlin 2.1.x bugifix and the latest version of BeePrint

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