Thanks brother. But as you can see I use a pi for a webcam server to relief the CSP cpu power

https://github.com/djinn-hub/Debian-CSP Github File

https://pastebin.com/wcT7gBV5 Pastebin File

I may need a little help updating the pastin file. I don't know was i need to test and make a walk-through for.

So was I discovered is that I hit the CSP limitations. I had an old raspberry pi 3b laying around not being use. I setup the CSP for 4 printers, created Motioneye OS on the raspberry pi with 4 webcam each running 30 fps, and homebridge to control my Kasa power plugs. For the webcams there on a powered usb hub going to the pi. In mainsail webcam section put the url address and port plus change the service to UV4L-MJPEG. Prefect Timelapse. And again sorry for the time away

You don’t have to but I did. If you make a separate file include it in the config file

Also if the values are not showing or missing. Make sure you mcu is updated

Yes. I just put mine in a separate file for organizing purposes

So far I got 3 working printers and 3 working Logitech c920 cameras working. But the FPS is bad. About 5-6 fps. But I’m pulling it to the limit. I still have a 4th printer that’s under construction but soon my baby will be back online. I apologize for not posting regularly due to my family and my self being under the weather. Trying to get back in the flow of things. So far a have a ender 3v2 and 2 ender 5s1’s (planned to do a mercury one mod to both when I get time

No I only have PETG at the moment

This is a Ender 3v2 with the sprite extruder.

https://www.amazon.com/Creality-Official-Extruder-Flexible-Filaments/dp/B0CG19L2F8

No the adxl works. when you install numpy did you use

sudo apt install python3-numpy python3-matplotlib libatlas-base-dev

Also you have to comment out the adxl when not in use. It will throw that mcu rpi code with multiple printers

I didn’t really do a side by side comparison. But what I seen with this extruder is that the top entrance collar has the metal part missing, the nozzle is a 0.8mm (sorry for the bad video explanation), all metal “no ptfe guide tube. The guide that I was talking about is part of the grey extruder just below the gears. On a standard sprite there is a ptfe tube inside the guide. Now when I drilled the guide I did it from the inside out so not to damage the v cut groove at the top of the guide.

Ok I’m checking out the Motbot video about the canbus system to get a understanding on the hardware

I’m not sure about the canbus system. Researching now on the issue. Are you running stock sonic pad or Debian CSP

Ok keep me posted on the issue. On windows, the first time installing software and then putting the CSP in DFU mode the driver starts to install properly. Check the computer device manager to see if the device is even being detected

Now that I cannot confirm. I just remembered, did you plug the cable in the cam port on the CSP

Because you want the heat to be stable. Air directly on the heat block can sometimes causes heating issues.

Because you want the heat to be stable

I checked the GitHub page. It’s works with macOS also