#Lost connection with Box Turtle
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bytes_write=170225 bytes_read=3800617 bytes_retransmit=48
It looks like it dropped out on USB
Are there other USB devices connected to the manta? A hub involved in any way?
Long term I would suggest simply moving it to CAN since it appears you have an existing CAN setup.
a webcam, beacon and BT are connected. Beacon and BT are through an adafruit zero4u hub. Would you recommend switching to a better hub?
The cam and beacon are likely sucking up all the USB bandwidth
I do, it is going to my ebb36. I am not entirely sure how i can connect the the can for BT from the board when it is already going to the toolhead
I have the webcam connected directly to the manta though 🤔
Its all the same pool of bandwidth from the CM4 though.
I would bet if you took the cam out of the equation, AFC directly to Manta, issue will likely go away
I ended up moving away from a SBC host in my 300 voron because it doesnt have can and I couldnt get reliability on long prints with a Pi.
After about 6hr it would drop out
what did you switch to? I am considering the octopus pro with rpi4. Also, if i have the can going out of the board to toolhead, is there a way to also send it to the BT?
Im using an intel-based mini-pc
As for this though you can just splice your wires with wago connectors but I think the manta also has 2 CAN ports that are the same network anyways
where are the other can ports?
It only has the 1 to my knowledge, but the 2 can wires from the EBB and Turtle would just meet at some wagos then go out to the manta.
AFC and EBB, as the manta becomes the "middle"
ok. Think it will be fine with beacon and webcam in the hub?
I would take the camera off the printer host.
It can be on literally anything with an IP that can host it, and just point crowsnest/mainsaiil at it.
Some folks use a 2nd/old pi just for camera duties
damn, was trying to keep the setup in there simple-ish
would upgrading to an octopus pro help? would it have the bandwidth for it?
Its not the control board, its the host computer.
It could also be the hub in your case. A traditional USB hub that gets fed wall power may work better.
Ah ok, so like upgrading from a cm4 to rpi 4/5?
It may fair better, but Ive seen this issue on those hosts as well.
Hmmmmm, that's a thought. Maybe get one that can be powered from a psu
I'll unplug the camera for now and see. I plan on upgrading to the octopus anyway because of the beacon. I would rather not use a hub lol.
Any way you slice it lots of USB on a pi is usually a bad time, at some point.
Gonna throw that canbus suggestion out again, Esoterical has a lot of info available on klipper canbus.
Oh, I will be switching the BT to canbus lol. I was trying to figure out if I can keep my cam plugged in after the switch 😅
Oh yeah likely will be fine with the AFC on CAN
Lots of data gets sent to the AFC during printing, all the extruder moves, etc.
Ill do that first so. I need to get a can cable now 😛
The online image for a v1.1 m8p shows 2 CAN connectors next to each other just like is there for my m5p
V2 there is only one I believe.
I only recall one when I built my micron and it has a M8P v2
it is only 1 on the v2 😦 same with rgb port
think it is worth going igus? or just strip an ethernet cable? 🤔 It is also twisted pair
Well that seems like a silly change
The igus cable xbst stocks is very nice, and has 2 sets of twisted pair, would make it easy to eventually add a second BT.
https://store.isiks.tech/products/can-cable
Cheers. Out of curiosity, could this issue also be seen as a "rescheduled timer in the past"? I got it sometimes when I was running carto via can. I recently switched to beacon
timer too close?