Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 11 21:44:06 EST 2019 | kylehunter
> Knead pressure, is normally at or slightly lower > (maybe 25%) than print pressure... Ahh makes sense. Couple other quick questions if you don't mind: 1) Currently do kneading after 15 mins of no activity, with 3 knead passes, is that n
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 27 14:32:34 EDT 2020 | dekhead
Following a pressure error, if continue is pressed, the next print with THE CORRESPONDING squeegee should attempt to compensate by increase or decrease in pressure (as appropriate)... Is it: 1)Not changing at all? 2)Over compensating? 3)Under compens
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 11 20:26:37 EST 2019 | kylehunter
Alrighty... Problem solved - ended up not being a problem at all. So, what I didn't realize, was that the knead pressure was 5kg, and the first print was always kneaded, so that's why the set pressure showed 5kg. After it was done kneading, the set
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 06 07:27:47 EST 2019 | kylehunter
To do that requires a calibration scale, which we don't have. But even if it is out of calibration, it still wouldn't explain why it states that the setpoint is 5kg always, even when it is set to 12kg.
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 06 08:23:53 EST 2019 | dekhead
If it is always showing 5.0Kg as the "target" value on the error on the first print then yes there is a problem. Are you certain that it is accomplishing the requested (12Kg ?) on the prints thereafter? Does it do Heights calibration (no tools requir
Electronics Forum | Sat Nov 09 20:16:01 EST 2019 | richardcargill
No problem. I'll get a picture of our calibration setup for you too, give you an idea of how to do it for a couple of bucks instead of getting the official calibration jigs !!
Electronics Forum | Sun Nov 10 04:24:01 EST 2019 | richardcargill
Not disagreeable at all. You're correct that I was referring to a Mk1, and in this instance it's hard to trust the display without ensuring the calibration is right
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 28 10:07:27 EDT 2020 | kylehunter
> After 2-3 cycles error disappear. Then you do not have an issue. That is the way the printer is supposed to work.
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 17 17:33:34 EST 2022 | mnorthey
Hi all, I have a Dek 265 Horizon that fails to print at the correct pressure. It fails pressure every pass. I am trying to Calibrate it with a PFR1200N pressure Tester which we use for our DEK 248 Printers. I am trying to build up the table height
Electronics Forum | Sat Nov 09 19:35:25 EST 2019 | richardcargill
the issue is the calibration. What you set it for has to match what it actually reads or you get the error screen at the end of every pass. If you go into the maintenance menu ( using the key next to the system button ) you can check that the pressu
