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laserweb3 no port #231

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gbrinki opened this issue Feb 15, 2017 · 9 comments
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laserweb3 no port #231

gbrinki opened this issue Feb 15, 2017 · 9 comments

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gbrinki commented Feb 15, 2017

after installation and settings i have no possibility to choose a serial port.
second probllem
problem
wich pin is asked to get the mashine started?

@tbfleming
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@openhardwarecoza This is a recurring user error. Maybe the PIN should default to disabled. I doubt the PIN is good for safety since machines tend to have a physical test laser button.

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ghost commented Feb 15, 2017

This particular instance is an JS error somewhere in the stack (if pin is a text field instead of how it looks if the jquery plugin ran)

When theres JS errors in the stack, things stop working (ie hiding pin, threejs, jquery for the port selection, etc)

So @gbrinki , read the syslog near the top and tell us what it says

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ghost commented Feb 15, 2017

If there were no errors (webgl started, etc) the Pin field renders like this when the JQuery plugin takes it over...

if plugin ran

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ghost commented Feb 15, 2017

Ctrl+shift+i console during a refresh may tell you more too
healthy start

If your log has errors, it will do what i see above

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ghost commented Feb 15, 2017

Now, closing this as its not a bug, just a plain support question, and the README does tell you where to go for that

wrong place

(If you didnt read the readme, what else didnt you read (; - maybe thats why its not working. Ie must be Chrome, must be on a machine with good webgl support, etc)

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gbrinki commented Feb 17, 2017 via email

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gbrinki commented Feb 17, 2017

laserwebconsole1
laserwebconsole2
laserwebconsole3

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@gbrinki Please reread the text @openhardwarecoza highlighted in yellow before he bans you.

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ghost commented Feb 17, 2017

(; yeah I am getting close...
Itching on the ban button

Anyway, thats a browser plugin preventing websocket access... Use a clean install of chrome without shit installed

Or server.js is not running

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