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can not see the controller when powered with 24v #52

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jtb223 opened this issue Nov 22, 2024 · 7 comments
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can not see the controller when powered with 24v #52

jtb223 opened this issue Nov 22, 2024 · 7 comments

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@jtb223
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jtb223 commented Nov 22, 2024

I have flashed the latest firmware (16.5.24) and I can access and change the controller settings page when connected via USB but when I disconnect the USB and power with 24v, I can no longer access the controller and my P1S printer does not control the led strip. The led stip just changes colors (default, I assume). Any suggestions? I expect it is something simple that I've overlooked. Thanks for your time.

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jtb223 commented Nov 22, 2024

Okay, but it does not seem to be working with the P1S. Simple example, I manually turn the P1S light on and and off with no change to the led strip. How would I know if the controller and the P1S are communicating?

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It does work with p1s, mine works perfectly fine with the latest firmware. If your printer refuses to send mqtt information factory reset both of them. Note for the p1 series printers is that you can only have 1 mqtt device eg blled connected to the printer

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vanowm commented Nov 25, 2024

It doesn't seem the issue you are experiencing is related to 24v.
It seems it's the simple case of incorrect config. Make sure you enter correct IP, access code AND serial number.
Also, visit https://dutchdevelop.github.io/blledsetup/ click connect and then Logs & Console it should tell you if the controller connected to the printer and receiving messages.

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jtb223 commented Dec 4, 2024 via email

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jtb223 commented Dec 8, 2024

I got the lights to work but only temporarily. They were white and went off and on when I switched the light in the P1S. I was running an overnight print and in the morning, the lights were red and the printer was still printing without any errors reported. I reset the unit again and experienced the same issue, lights flashing random colors and no connection to the P1S. I reset again and monitored the log file. Everything looks good there except that it updates the LED's and goes into an endless loop. Any suggestions? I'm still excited to have this work but I'm also about to give up.

esp-web-tools-logs (16).txt

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jtb223 commented Dec 13, 2024

I got the lights to work but only temporarily. They were white and went off and on when I switched the light in the P1S. I was running an overnight print and in the morning, the lights were red and the printer was still printing without any errors reported. I reset the unit again and experienced the same issue, lights flashing random colors and no connection to the P1S. I reset again and monitored the log file. Everything looks good there except that it updates the LED's and goes into an endless loop. Any suggestions? I'm still excited to have this work but I'm also about to give up.

esp-web-tools-logs (16).txt

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jtb223 commented Dec 13, 2024

Is it me or is it the board? Please help me.

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