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Here you find a manual how to set up a webcam for Windows, Linux and Mac. Show an Printer LCD Status Line If your printer has a LCD display, you can select what will be shown in the status line (Do not set status, Show ETA, Show ETE, Show Layer, Rotate). Mac pro g5. I have the 112,500 baud rate, and have enabled the dialout privileges, The odd thing is, repetier says I am connected ( and a slight sound comes from the doodle), but nothing happens at the printer end in terms of manual control or printing a file. Repetier-Host 1.5.6. Repetier-Host 1.0.6. The latest stable release of the Repetier-Host for Macintosh comes already with everything you need. Download and run the package to install. If you are using the new Mountain Lion, you need to allow installation of unsigned code! Repetier-HostMac 0.56. Older Versions for Mac. The Repetier-Host is a simple to use host software, which is be compatible with most firmwares around. You can add and position your STL files on the simulated printbed and slice them all together. For slicing you can use the built-in Slic3r slicer or use the well-known Skeinforge. Type the above into the box just below disconnected, it has the word g-code to left and send to right, when the manual control tab is selected. Enter a valid g-code into that box and click send, the printer will perform it as requested. Here is list of valid g-codes and there function reprap.org Edited 1 time (s).

Introduction

The Repetier-Host is a simple to use host software, which is be compatible with most firmwares around. You can add and position your STL files on the simulated printbed and slice them all together. For slicing you can use the built-in Slic3r slicer or use the well-known Skeinforge. Just call 'Slice & Load' and the job gets delegated to the current slicer, showing its output in the log window. For a full description please visit the Repetier-Host homepage.

Features

• Easy to use GUI.
• Easy to use Windows, Linux or Mac OS X installation.
• Communicates in classic ASCII mode or using binary Repetier-Protocol.
• Includes the fast Slic3r slicer.
• Alternatively integrates Skeinforge as second slicer.
• STL composer - place, rotate and scale your STL files on your printbed and store or slice it.
• STL files are automatically converted to G-Code.
• Visual preview of G-Code. You can even change the code and see the difference.
• Syntax highlighting and code explanation.
• Visualizes the G-Code sent to the printer.
• Shows estimated print time.
• Supports SD cards.
• Simple control panel for tests.
• Jobs can be changed in internal editor before being sent to the printer.
• Supports multiple 3D printers.
• Logs commands and responses.
• Test generator for printer calibration.

windows

Repetier Manual Control Machines

The Windows installer comes already with everything you need. It includes Repetier-Server, Slic3r, CuraEngine, Skeinforge, Python and Pypy. Requires Microsoft .NET Framework 4.

Older Versions for Windows:

Older versionsare not supported anymore and contain unfixed bugs and should be avoided when possible.

Mac

The latest stable release of the Repetier-Host for Macintosh comes already with everything you need. Download and run the package to install. If you are using the new Mountain Lion, you need to allow installation of unsigned code!

Older Versions for Mac:

Older versionsare not supported anymore and contain unfixed bugs and should be avoided when possible.

Linux

The Linux installer comes already with everything you need. It includes Repetier-Server, Slic3r, CuraEngine, Skeinforge, Python and Pypy. A recent installation of the Mono framework (3.2 was tested to work with the latest release on Ubuntu 14.04) is required. After unpacking the tar file you need to run configureFirst.

Older Versions for Linux:

Mac os x 10.9.5 mavericks dmg. Older versionsare not supported anymore and contain unfixed bugs and should be avoided when possible.

Repetier Manual Control Macbook

The software is very easy and intuitive to use. To help you get started, please see our documentation.

Windows & Linux Documentation

If you have a 3d printer, you need to feed it with data. The typical workflow is as follows:

1. Create a 3d model and export it in stl format or get it from the internet.
2. Arrange one or more models on a virtual print plate.
3. Slice the the models into thin slices and compute a path for printer head. This is done by a slicing software, which converts the model into g-code, the language your printer speaks.
4. Check the created g-code for errors and printability.
5. Send the g-code to your printer or copy the code to a sd card, which you can insert into your printer.
6. Monitor your printer.

Except for point 1 the host offers everything you need. As you will see, the host interface offers different tabs to guide you easily through the workflow.