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In order to take full advantage of these, you need to add the following settings to Cura, SuperSlicer, or your favorite slicer software.Select Operating System > Use custom > Select the Mainsail OS you downloaded. Klipper Made Easy OS - Slicer Configuration. (The config uses millimeters for all distance measurements.) It is believed that steps_per_mm originated as an optimization on old 8-bit micro-controllers (the desire to use a multiply instead of a divide in some low-level code). Klipper uses step_distance instead of steps_per_mm in order to use consistent units of measurement in the config file. Add new config files to that test case in the appropriate section and in alphabetical order within that section. These config files should be added to the test/klippy/printers.test regression test case. Klipper must be able to start printer, generic, and kit example config file without error.First my print with Klipper I did at 80 mm/s. at same speed it can give better quality it can achieve much higher speeds (you might need to make printer more sturdy). to change config you won't have to flash it into printer - just edit it in OctoKlipper plugin of OctoPI.

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Click on 'Open Klipper Config' on the left-hand navigation bar, or in the top tab that says 'Klipper' Copy and paste the generic Klipper printer.cfg file for the SKR-2 into Octopi's Klipper config window Scroll down to where it says ` Serial: /dev/ttyUSB0` And replace /dev/ttyUSB0 with the serial address of your SKR-2 (obtained in step 2) In order to take full advantage of these, you need to add the following settings to Cura, SuperSlicer, or your favorite slicer software.

Klipper Made Easy OS – Slicer Configuration.

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Our news content will still be globally accessible just through alternative platforms, he says, like where people outside of South Africa can watch it.ĮNCA says it is exploring alternative platforms so that viewers are able to easily watch the service on their TVs, including an app on Samsungs Smart TV which will be launched according to the news channel before the end of the year. However the reality is that satellite broadcasting is expensive and we have to look at cost effective alternatives such as live streaming. We know we have a loyal audience on SKY who will be upset by the decision, says Conroy, we regret that very much. When Channel24 asked about it earlier this month, eNCAs managing director Patrick Conroy responded to a media enquiry saying that contract negotiations are confidential and regrettably we will be unable to discuss these matters with the media until such a time as it is appropriate to do so.Īsked today why eNCA is suddenly being cut from SKY, eNCA responded by saying that the reasons behind the move are part of the companys efforts to respond to changes in the way news media is consumed in a digital world. Maxwell Nonge, the managing director of Platco Digital which runs the OpenView HD (OVHD) free-to-air satellite platform, earlier this month said that he wants eNCA to become available on OVHD as well. Meanwhile eNCAs contract for possible renewal is up with MultiChoice on which eNCA is available exclusively on DStv and where it is the most watched of all the 24-hour TV news channels available in South Africa.

eNCA quietly cancelled its Africa news bulletin, Africa Edition two months ago when Chris Maroleng left. TV viewers in the United Kingdom will lose eNCA from tomorrow, Friday 31 October at 06:00 when the South African 24-hour TV news channel goes dark, the end of its inter-continental expansion on satellite television.Į.tv and eNCA is mired in a scandalous management meltdown with CEO Marcel Golding and COO Bronwyn Keene-Young suddenly both out the door and questions swirling about the credibility of its news offering and allegations of political interference in its news coverage.īehind the scenes eNCA is going through changes. ENCA is abruptly being removed from the SKY pay-TV platform in the United Kingdom just two years after it branched out in August 2012 and eNCA announced with great fanfare that it was being added to SKY.