@gewt just asked "how do you wash Christopher Walken?"
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Hardware / software necromancer, collector of Weird Stuff, maker of Death Generators. (they/them 🏳️⚧️)
@gewt please someone answer quickly
He's very dirty
He's very dirty
@cadey like a split keyboard?
@wewet I had to go off and do an interview, so I haven't gotten back to fixing it
Hmm. Tried to reboot, and it hung again while booting windows.
I went into the BIOS to check the temps, and they were fine.
Then the bios crashed.
Uhhhhhhhh
I was making good progress hacking this printer until my entire system froze, completely. Like, the keyboard lights wouldn't respond. That's some low level shit!
The remaining connectors go into the top half, which I don't want to take apart right now.
But I can make some guesses:
THP (white 2x9 pin) is the thermal print head
J118 (red 2 pin) is the button
J114 (white 5-pin) is the status LED
But I can make some guesses:
THP (white 2x9 pin) is the thermal print head
J118 (red 2 pin) is the button
J114 (white 5-pin) is the status LED
So, connectors.
JP115 (the blue-two-pin JST connector) is the lid-closed sensor.
JP54 (white 4-pin) is the stepper motor.
JP117 (black 5-pin) is the calibration sensor
JP115 (the blue-two-pin JST connector) is the lid-closed sensor.
JP54 (white 4-pin) is the stepper motor.
JP117 (black 5-pin) is the calibration sensor