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MatterHackers moved page Changing EEProm Settings to Options/Hardware Settings/EEProm Settings

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	== Interface ==		== Interface ==
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		+	=== Reset to Factory Defaults ===
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		+	This will reset all settings to your firmware's defaults.

	=== Save to EEProm ===		=== Save to EEProm ===

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 Export .ini files containing EEPROM configuration. Click this button to open the OS file saver.
 [[Category:Features]]
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-__NOTOC__{{DISPLAYTITLE:EEProm}}[[File:EEProm1.png|right|framed|<center>Example '''EEProm''' settings from a Rostock MAX V2 running Repetier 0.91</center>]]
+__NOTOC__{{DISPLAYTITLE:EEProm}}[[File:EEProm1.png|right|framed|<center>Example '''EEProm''' settings from a Lulzbot TAZ 6 running Marlin 1.0.2</center>]]
-'''EEProm''' stands for 'Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory' and can also be written, 'EEPROM'.
+MatterControl supports interacting with EEPROM as allowed by the firmware-- Marlin and Repetier only.
-Essentially, in the 3D printing world EEProm is memory on the printer's circuit board which stores a series of values for certain settings. These values usually relate to the specific printer's geometric, physical, and operative functions and statistics.
+'''EEPROM''' stands for 'Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory' and can also be written, 'EEPROM'. EEPROM is memory on the printer's circuit board which stores a series of values for certain settings. These values usually relate to the specific printer's geometric, physical, and operative functions and statistics.
 == Firmware Support ==
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 For an example of how to use the EEProm window to adjust the printer's [[steps per mm]], check out this page: [[Setting Steps per mm]]
 [[Category:Features]]
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−	__NOTOC__[[File:EEProm1.png\|right\|framed\|<center>Example '''EEProm''' settings from a Rostock MAX V2 running Repetier 0.91</center>]]	+	__NOTOC__{{DISPLAYTITLE:EEProm}}[[File:EEProm1.png\|right\|framed\|<center>Example '''EEProm''' settings from a Rostock MAX V2 running Repetier 0.91</center>]]

	'''EEProm''' stands for 'Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory' and can also be written, 'EEPROM'.		'''EEProm''' stands for 'Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory' and can also be written, 'EEPROM'.

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−	__NOTOC__[[File:EEProm1.png\|right\|framed\|<center>Example '''EEProm''' settings from a Rostock MAX V2 running Repetier 0.91</center>]]~~The '''EEProm''' settings window.~~	+	__NOTOC__[[File:EEProm1.png\|right\|framed\|<center>Example '''EEProm''' settings from a Rostock MAX V2 running Repetier 0.91</center>]]

	'''EEProm''' stands for 'Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory' and can also be written, 'EEPROM'.		'''EEProm''' stands for 'Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory' and can also be written, 'EEPROM'.

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-With the EEProm Settings you can adjust many of the settings that your printer uses by default. MatterControl can set EEProm settings for both Marlin and Repetier firmware.
+__NOTOC__[[File:EEProm1.png|right|framed|<center>Example '''EEProm''' settings from a Rostock MAX V2 running Repetier 0.91</center>]]The '''EEProm''' settings window.
-[[File:Eeprom1.png|right|frame|EEPROM settings can be found under the Configuration tab]]
+'''EEProm''' stands for 'Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory' and can also be written, 'EEPROM'.
-The settings window for Marlin firmware
+Essentially, in the 3D printing world EEProm is memory on the printer's circuit board which stores a series of values for certain settings. These values usually relate to the specific printer's geometric, physical, and operative functions and statistics.
-=== Example ===
+== Firmware Support ==
-==== Setting The Steps Per mm ====
+MatterControl supports EEProm for only Marlin and Repetier firmwares.
-This is a great way to fix problems you have with you printer not moving the distance you expect, or having your parts come out with incorrect dimensions.
+*Marlin firmware EEProm documentation: https://github.com/MarlinFirmware/Marlin/wiki/EEPROM
-[[File:Eeprom2.png|none]]
+== Example ==
-#Go to 'Advanced Controls'
-#Click on the 'CONFIGURATION' tab [[File:Eeprom3.png]]
-#Connect to your printer
-#In the 'EEProm Settings' click on 'CONFIGURE'  [[File:Eeprom4.png]]
-#Change the 'Steps per mm:' to correct for any discrepancy you find in your movement distances. [[File:Eeprom5.png]]
-==== Equation ====
+For an example of how to use the EEProm window to adjust the printer's [[steps per mm]], check out this page: [[Setting Steps per mm]]
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-Here is the equation you can use to find correct values:
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-<code>Desired_Steps_Per_mm = Actual_Steps_Per_mm * Current_Steps_Per_mm / Desired_Distance</code>
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-So if your x was set to 80 and you only moved 97mm when trying to move 100mm, you would put in 97 * 80 / 100
-And set the X Steps Per mm to 77.6
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