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Note: The Ultimaker 2+ Connect is compatible with Ultimaker Cura 4.8 or higher.Īlthough the printer will now also accept gcode files, Ultimaker cannot guarantee compatibility of the Ultimaker 2+ Connect with third-party slicing software, nor support the use of such software. It kept saying SGH-I337 does not support initialising. The little village factory has gone out and the great city factory has. Cura contains optimized profiles for the Ultimaker 2+ Connect for all Ultimaker materials.īecause of these differences, it is not possible to print a file sliced for the Ultimaker 2+ on the Ultimaker 2+ Connect and vice versa. Are not these questions of polity mere squabbles over dubitable points of history. This includes all material settings, such as nozzle and build plate temperatures. These are not selected in Ultimaker Cura and are not included in the standard Ultimaker 2+ gcodes.įor the Ultimaker 2+ Connect, all print settings are set in Ultimaker Cura. This includes nozzle and build plate temperatures and retraction settings. The printing strategies for these machine types are very different: Ultimaker 2+Īll material-related settings for the Ultimaker 2+ are in the printer's firmware. we leave it to him to follow up an error in our follow. Ultimaker 2+ vs Ultimaker 2+ Connectĭespite their similar looks and names, the Ultimaker 2+ and the Ultimaker 2+ Connect cannot accept the same gcode files. Why Chalmers Does Not From this you will see that the Follow - Up.

#Format factory error not recognized supported update#

If your Ultimaker 2+ Connect does not recognize your gcode file, make sure to update to the latest firmware version.

With firmware version 1.3, the functionality to also read and print gcode files was added. At launch, the Ultimaker 2+ Connect was set up to only accept ufp files. Ultimaker Cura also offers the possibility to save the sliced file as a gcode. If you want to print via USB, select 'Save to file' or 'Save to removable drive' when slicing is complete.

#Format factory error not recognized supported Offline#

This is used to send print jobs to the printer via the Digital Factory, but also for the offline workflow via USB.

This format is selected by default in Cura to save the sliced file. The included preview is displayed on the touchscreen of your Ultimaker 2+ Connect and in the Digital Factory, to clearly show which model will be printed. This file format is also used on Ultimaker S-line printers and the Ultimaker 3 series. This package includes the sliced file (gcode), material information, and a preview of the 3D model. The file format used for 3D printing on the Ultimaker 2+ Connect is.

Carbon Copy Clone virtual drive to external drive (because virtual machine does not recognize Target Drives).Update: Since firmware version 1.3, the Ultimaker 2+ Connect will recognize gcode files.

power up in Target mode ( boot while holding t key).

LAPTOP 1 ( with accidentally wiped OWC drive) After that I had control of the machine again, which allowed me to run the firmware app.Īll other machines in the house are macOS 11 so I couldn’t clone any of those because the firmware app won’t run under macOS11. I booted the wiped laptop in target mode and Carbon Copy Clone an old OS onto the wiped drive.

So I needed to get an old OS on the drive somehow. Both recovery methods wouldn’t work ( original OS or latest OS ). A bit of a fiasco for me because I wiped the drive before updating the firmware, since I didn’t realize it was going to be an issue. 7 Unfortunately, your shapefile is corrupted based on the information I gathered in the comments-primarily, that you cannot open the file in QGIS.