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Interface touch keeps resetting randomly on idle

Discussion in 'CNC Mills/Routers' started by Andre Malenfant, Nov 6, 2022.

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  1. Daniel Lee 1123

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    ok lastly you mentioned sending gcode over wifi with the x32? how does that work?
    Thanks for your help. I know Im a novice
     
    #31 Daniel Lee 1123, Jan 2, 2023
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    Its more a thing for people who don't have an Interface and wants a lesser experience without the cost of the Interface.
    CONTROL > GRBL Settings > Wifi SSID and password around the $70s somewhere (72 and 73 I think, not at my desk at the moment, but you'll see it). Save and reset. When it connects IP is shown in output of $I command. Enter that in a web browser.
    Interface is better though
     
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    ok thanks again. Youre a lifesaver. Need to keep this thing moving. People are waiting..
     
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    Had that wrong, its $74 and $75. Click Save, Reset when prompted. Some networks seems to need an extra Reset (use the RESET button on BlackBox's front panel)

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    Give it a couple seconds to connect

    You'll see a WIFI STA ACTIVE message in the log

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    Then Send a "I$" command to see the IP it got from your network's DHCP:

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    And enter that into a Web Browser to open GrblHAL's Web Interface

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    #34 Peter Van Der Walt, Jan 2, 2023
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