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Bill W
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What does !0 mean on LCD?

I was watching my print and I saw !0 and H !0 on the display at the right of the print file name. It came and went twice.

What does it mean?

Bill W

Bill W
"Even old dogs can learn new tricks!"

Posted : 18/08/2016 4:50 am
Bill W
(@bill-w)
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Topic starter answered:
Re: What does !0 mean on LCD?

It looks like it's some sort of glitch. All of my prior prints had long file names that required scrolling. This one is short: bishop.gcode, and the characters that appear look like duplicates from elsewhere on the screen.

Does anyone else see this?

Bill W

Bill W
"Even old dogs can learn new tricks!"

Posted : 18/08/2016 5:38 am
Ben
 Ben
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Re: What does !0 mean on LCD?

I have a short filename for a few and do not get this problem. I am still on 3.0.3 firmware however.

Posted : 18/08/2016 8:28 am
Shree
(@shree)
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Re: What does !0 mean on LCD?

I am also seeing various such glitches on the LCD (mostly with 3.0.6 firmware). Nothing that has impacted my printing yet, though.

Posted : 18/08/2016 8:42 am
David T.
(@david-t)
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Re: What does !0 mean on LCD?

Check your cable management. I got rid of those glitches by better organizing the cables in Rambo casing, so the flat LCD cables don't pass near the heatbed and extruder heating element power lines. Their PWM causes interference.

Posted : 18/08/2016 9:39 am
Bill W
(@bill-w)
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Topic starter answered:
Re: What does !0 mean on LCD?

Neatening the cables in the Rambo box seemed to do the trick. I don't think I moved much but I don't have the problem any more.

Thanks.

Bill W
"Even old dogs can learn new tricks!"

Posted : 20/08/2016 2:20 am
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