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M1-ATX [http://www.mini-itx.com/store/information/m1-atx-manual.pdf] | M1-ATX [http://www.mini-itx.com/store/information/m1-atx-manual.pdf] | ||
19V 3.4A laptop charger (from the free to use shelf) | 19V 3.4A laptop charger (from the free to use shelf) | ||
8gb SanDisk usb pen as main disk | 8gb SanDisk usb pen as main disk -- only class 4 device :( | ||
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== Issues == | == Issues == | ||
Revision as of 08:33, 8 April 2015
| PrinterBot Release status: experimental [box doku] | |
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| Description | 3d Printers multiple octoprint machine |
| Author(s) | Ricardo Gomes (organom) |
Lab pc to run multiple instances of OctoPrint and connect to the 3d printers.
Hardware
VoomPC-2 Enclosure [1] Point of view nvidia ion mini-itx board - QuadCore Atom 1.6Ghz 2 x HP 2Gb ddr2 800 ECC M1-ATX [2] 19V 3.4A laptop charger (from the free to use shelf) 8gb SanDisk usb pen as main disk -- only class 4 device :(
Board detail:
Installing debian:
Issues
One of the capacitor from m1-atx was damaged and was causing weird issues on bootup of the system --> Capacitor replaced and the system went back to normal.
The initial installed cpu fan was too big leaving almost no space from the case ceiling, what was causing the cooling not to work properly --> Replaced with a smaller fan.
Ethernet card is not recognized and seems not to be working at all.
Some errors regarding not shielded usb ports (causes the system to sometimes hang when connecting usb devices)
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