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ET-4800 #39
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Version 5.1 should not show an error when a set of serial number patterns is found, provided they are the same, as in the above case. I have not tested that model, but I guess it is safe to go and it should be possible to reverse the operation in case of problems. |
Ok thanks! Guess this is just a "cosmetic" error message? |
Strange, I simulated your pattern occurrence and I do not have this error; can you please double-check you have the latest code? Please reinstall the application. Can you repeat the operation and check that you exactly pasted all Traceback data? Which OS are you using? Which Python version? Are you using the executable code downloaded from the release? |
Yes using the executable exe file v.5.1.0 on Windows 11 Pro, Tried to reinstall the app and the same happens again. Exception in Tkinter callback From the app if it helps: |
…de digits - Solves File "ui.py", line 2541, in detect_configuration IndexError: list index out of range - Removes [INFO] Found data: {}. - improve messages ref #39
Now the following issues should be solved:
Could you please check? Thanks |
"Printer configuration": { Thanks! |
They refer to the maximum percentage of waste level to require maintenance. It is all ok now, thanks; I'll add the configuration of ET-4800. |
Have the ET-4800 and added it as described in the readme. When running "Detect Access Keys" I end up with this error:
[ERROR] More than one pattern appears to be a serial number:
[ERROR] - found pattern "X8GT011188" at address 793
[ERROR] - found pattern "X8GT011188" at address 1604
[ERROR] Could not detect serial number.
I am able to analyze EEPROM values by pressing "Detect Configuration".
Looks like Reset button also work:
[NOTE] Current EEPROM values for Raw waste reset: 28: 19, 52: 209, 53: 15, 54: 94, 55: 94, 255: 94, 47: 0, 48: 147, 49: 11, 50: 89, 51: 0, 252: 110, 253: 0, 254: 0.
[NOTE] Current EEPROM values for Main waste: 48: 147, 49: 11, 47: 0.
[NOTE] Current EEPROM values for Borderless waste: 50: 89, 51: 0, 47: 0.
[NOTE] Current EEPROM values for Third waste: 252: 110, 253: 0, 254: 0.
I do not know the values for the ET-4800 and do not know how to double check if these are correct. Do you think it is safe to go ahead and reset or can I brick it?
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