Repetrel - Revision history

Davo: /* Head CTRL */

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‎Head CTRL

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‎Head CTRL

Davo: /* Versions */

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‎Versions

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‎Versions

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Davo: /* Comm Link */

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‎Comm Link

Davo: /* Scaffold */

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‎Scaffold

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‎Scaffold

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‎Scaffold

Davo: /* Properties */

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‎Properties

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 **The '''Clone Head''' button will cycle through options to clone (duplicate the work of) any of the other three heads, as well as a "Clone Off" mode. This allows multiple heads to simultaneously execute gcode written for a single head.
 **The '''Material Flow Rate Multiplier'''' allows for an easy, LIVE, percentage-based increase or decrease to the flow calculations. 1.000 is the default; 1.05 would generate 5% more flow.
-*'''Prime''' is the fifth page. We define a Prime as an advance of material whenever transitioning from a non-printing move to a printing move. It can be customized for your particular material as follows:
+*'''Prime''' is the fifth page. We define a Prime as an advance of material whenever transitioning from non-printing mode (move, pause, or tool change) to printing mode. It can be customized for your particular material as follows:
 **'''Steps''' means how many steps or pulses the feed motor will be advanced during a Prime move.
 **The '''RATE''' at which the Prime will occur should normally be 10,000 (pulses per second).
 ** The '''Dwell Time''' in milliseconds indicates how long after the Prime has begun before the flow rate of the next move should be engaged.
-*'''UnPrime''' is the sixth page. We define an UnPrime as a retract of material whenever transitioning from a printing move to a non-printing move. It can be customized for your particular material as follows:
+*'''UnPrime''' is the sixth page. We define an UnPrime as a retract of material whenever transitioning from printing mode to non-printing mode (move, pause, or tool change). It can be customized for your particular material as follows:
 **'''Steps''' means how many steps or pulses the feed motor will be retracted during an  unPrime move.
 **The '''RATE''' at which the UnPrime will occur should normally be 10,000 (pulses per second).

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 **The '''RATE''' at which the Prime will occur should normally be 10,000 (pulses per second).
 ** The '''Dwell Time''' in milliseconds indicates how long after the Prime has begun before the flow rate of the next move should be engaged.
 *'''UnPrime''' is the sixth page. We define an UnPrime as a retract of material whenever transitioning from a printing move to a non-printing move. It can be customized for your particular material as follows:
 **'''Steps''' means how many steps or pulses the feed motor will be retracted during an  unPrime move.
 **The '''RATE''' at which the UnPrime will occur should normally be 10,000 (pulses per second).
 ** The '''Dwell Time''' in milliseconds indicates how long after the UnPrime has begun before the flow rate of the next move should be engaged; as the following flow rate is zero (for the non-printing move), this number is immaterial.
 *'''offsets''' is the seventh page. This is where we can set a Master head (for cloning), as well as set the tool offsets for heads which work cooperatively on the same print. This can be on different stls which print together, as well as support material from another head.
 **'''Setup As Master''' will home the bed and yoke, and set the selected head as the Master head for potential Clone heads.

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	== Versions ==		== Versions ==
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−	~~Repetrel version 5.x has no release date yet.~~

	Repetrel version 4.x was first released in August 2019; as of March 2025, we are on 4.2.689		Repetrel version 4.x was first released in August 2019; as of March 2025, we are on 4.2.689

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 Repetrel version 5.x has no release date yet.
-Repetrel version 4.x was first released in August 2019; as of March 2023, we are on 4.2.5xx
+Repetrel version 4.x was first released in August 2019; as of March 2025, we are on 4.2.689
 Repetrel version 3.x was first released in November 2017; the final 3.x release is from March 2019.

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 Repetrel version 5.x has no release date yet.
-Repetrel version 4.x was first released in August 2019; as of October 2021, we are on 4.2.5xx
+Repetrel version 4.x was first released in August 2019; as of March 2023, we are on 4.2.5xx
 Repetrel version 3.x was first released in November 2017; the final 3.x release is from March 2019.

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 This tab allows for easy printing of simple models with default recipes, or repeating the last print.
-==== Comm Link ====
+==== COM ====
-asdf
+The COM area has four buttons at the top:
 ==== Camera ====

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	[[File:Scaffold.png\|250px\|right]]		[[File:Scaffold.png\|250px\|right]]
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		+	* First Row:
		+	** '''X (mm)''' is how wide (in the X) the scaffold should be
		+	** '''Y (mm)''' is how deep (in the X) the scaffold should be
		+	** '''X Ctr (mm)''' is where in the X the center of the scaffold should be
		+	** '''Y Ctr (mm)''' is where in the Y the center of the scaffold should be
		+	** '''Nozzle Diameter''' is how wide the inner diameter of the extrusion nozzle will be
		+	* Second Row:
		+	** '''#Layers''' is the number of layers the scaffold should have
		+	** '''Layer Z (mm) is how thick each layer should be
		+	** '''Start Z (mm) is the height at which the first layer should start
		+	** '''#Perimeter''' is how many perimeter or shell paths should be built inward from the stipulated dimensions
		+	* Third Row:
		+	** '''#Skirt''' is how many skirt paths should be built outward from the stipulated dimensions
		+	** '''Interval''' and '''Gap''' somehow spread the skirt paths further away
		+	** '''Density %''' determines, with Nozzle Diamter, how far the center of each path should be from the next. You can use Density % or Space, but not both.
		+	** '''Space (mm)''' determines how far the center of each path should be from the next. You can use Density % or Space, but not both.
		+	* Fourth Row:
		+	** '''Name''' is what your object/gcode will be named.
		+	** '''Outline Type''' allows you to select the overall shape of the scaffold
		+	** '''Fill Type''' allows you to select the infill type for the scaffold

	===== Zebra Prints =====		===== Zebra Prints =====

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 ===== Scaffold =====
-...
+[[File:Scaffold.png|250px|right]]
 ===== Zebra Prints =====

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 ===== Properties =====
-...
+I don't know what this relates to, sorry.
 ===== MISC =====