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This is more of a question, and depending on the answer FROM BAMBU LAB I will see if I need support.
Some printers have "power loss recovery" - Let's take a benchy as an example... you send the benchy for print, let's say it has 600 layers... the printer is doing the print fine, it's currently at layer 486, so there are still some 114 layers to finish, when all of a sudden the power is cut. The dog pulled the lead from the socket. Or maybe there was a lightning and the transformer blew up on the electric pole on the street. Or maybe there was a blackout in the area... Anyway, now the printer has stopped, and your benchy was almost completed.
So the power comes back 5 seconds later, and...... nothing. You've got a ruined benchy. The X1C does not resume the print from the last point when the power was cut.
Let's take the printer that I absolutely dislike because it's old technology with lots of marketing and hype instead of being innovative and ridiculously overpriced (this is my opinion I'm not asking anyone to agree or fight about it) - Prusa Mk3S+/Prusa Mk4. This printer will resume the benchy after the power cut. It will continue to print the benchy as if nothing happened... Apparently it uses whatever is left inside the capacitors on the mainboard as a short lasting "battery" and it can save the current gcode in memory, so that when the power is back up it knows the last state and can continue from there. It can sense when the main power from the AC plug is cut, and use that last bit of power on the mainboard capacitor to save state before it shuts down a second later. This gives the Prusa just enough time to "remember" what it was doing, so it can continue once the power is back on. It's rather ingenious.
It does not justify to me the high price tag for their inferior, slow and outdated cartesian printer, but it's a good feature that could save some prints. It would not work for anything that requires a hot bed (PEI) as once the PEI plate cools down the print will detach... but if the power loss is momentary, let's say just a minute maybe it could be enough to save the print! So now the benchy can continue from layer 486 and be finished instead of an unfinished benchy causing waste and going in the garbage. I presume the X1C has capacitors in the board? Could this be programmed with firmware for the X1C?
When I bought the X1 Carbon Combo I thought such an amazing, advanced printer would have this issue. But apparently, it does not!?!?!?
It has something called "recover print", which IS NOT the same thing as I've come to find out after testing. This feature is for when the nozzle/print head loses track of X/Y, so it will rehome itself to reorient the coordinate and continue printing. This is to avoid layer shifts because of print collisions.
So I need to know from Bambu Lab DIRECTLY - not users reading this because they don't know the code running in the printer. Bambu Lab this question is for your engineers: DOES THE X1 CARBON HAVE "POWER LOSS RECOVERY"? Because if I try to print a benchy right now, and then in the middle of the print I pull the plug to simulate power loss, when I turn the printer back on there is no option to resume print, I can replicate this over and over. Printer is on latest firmware I think it's 1.05.02.
Actual results
See above
Expected results
I want the printer to resume from the same point it was when the power was lost.
Project file & Debug log uploads
Not relevant as yet - ask if you need it.
Checklist of files to include
Log file
Project file
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I understand it's for B-Studio but it's the easiest place to reach the development team and I know you can also accept Printer issues hence the yellow Printer label. And because your source code is closed I don't know if power loss recovery is even included and if it depends on the slicer/Bambu Studio or not so I am raising the question here.
Bambu Studio Version
1.7 beta 2
Where is the application from?
Bambu Lab github releases
OS version
Windows 11
Additional system information
Not relevant
Printer
X1 Carbon Combo
How to reproduce
This is more of a question, and depending on the answer FROM BAMBU LAB I will see if I need support.
Some printers have "power loss recovery" - Let's take a benchy as an example... you send the benchy for print, let's say it has 600 layers... the printer is doing the print fine, it's currently at layer 486, so there are still some 114 layers to finish, when all of a sudden the power is cut. The dog pulled the lead from the socket. Or maybe there was a lightning and the transformer blew up on the electric pole on the street. Or maybe there was a blackout in the area... Anyway, now the printer has stopped, and your benchy was almost completed.
So the power comes back 5 seconds later, and...... nothing. You've got a ruined benchy. The X1C does not resume the print from the last point when the power was cut.
Let's take the printer that I absolutely dislike because it's old technology with lots of marketing and hype instead of being innovative and ridiculously overpriced (this is my opinion I'm not asking anyone to agree or fight about it) - Prusa Mk3S+/Prusa Mk4. This printer will resume the benchy after the power cut. It will continue to print the benchy as if nothing happened... Apparently it uses whatever is left inside the capacitors on the mainboard as a short lasting "battery" and it can save the current gcode in memory, so that when the power is back up it knows the last state and can continue from there. It can sense when the main power from the AC plug is cut, and use that last bit of power on the mainboard capacitor to save state before it shuts down a second later. This gives the Prusa just enough time to "remember" what it was doing, so it can continue once the power is back on. It's rather ingenious.
It does not justify to me the high price tag for their inferior, slow and outdated cartesian printer, but it's a good feature that could save some prints. It would not work for anything that requires a hot bed (PEI) as once the PEI plate cools down the print will detach... but if the power loss is momentary, let's say just a minute maybe it could be enough to save the print! So now the benchy can continue from layer 486 and be finished instead of an unfinished benchy causing waste and going in the garbage. I presume the X1C has capacitors in the board? Could this be programmed with firmware for the X1C?
When I bought the X1 Carbon Combo I thought such an amazing, advanced printer would have this issue. But apparently, it does not!?!?!?
It has something called "recover print", which IS NOT the same thing as I've come to find out after testing. This feature is for when the nozzle/print head loses track of X/Y, so it will rehome itself to reorient the coordinate and continue printing. This is to avoid layer shifts because of print collisions.
So I need to know from Bambu Lab DIRECTLY - not users reading this because they don't know the code running in the printer. Bambu Lab this question is for your engineers: DOES THE X1 CARBON HAVE "POWER LOSS RECOVERY"? Because if I try to print a benchy right now, and then in the middle of the print I pull the plug to simulate power loss, when I turn the printer back on there is no option to resume print, I can replicate this over and over. Printer is on latest firmware I think it's 1.05.02.
Actual results
See above
Expected results
I want the printer to resume from the same point it was when the power was lost.
Project file & Debug log uploads
Not relevant as yet - ask if you need it.
Checklist of files to include
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: