Currently at work, checked current print job in Handy on my P1S. Saw the following message in red below video screen.
Abnormal accelerometer data detected
Started video, printer is printing, what appears to be as always
Read the wiki for there, saw where it may just be a one off and can ignore. Print job finished, received success notice.
I’ll take a looksie when I get home. Filament was esun silver PLA+, from AMS. Print looks fine from what I can tell from camera view.
So when I got home, I could tell power had been out. Long enough that my TV and dish were off, they’re both on the same UPS, along with a few other AV components.
The P1S is on an old APC, a long with the mini. Have no idea how long it would have lasted. I’m assuming, since the printers are toggle switches, had the printer lost power and came back on, I’m wondering if it would have started where it stopped automatically upon powering back up?
I’m chalking this issue up to the power outage. Print came out perfect, everything about the printer, nozzle, hotend, look fine.
It just has this on the screen
I powered down, then up again after inspecting printer, which cleared it. It’s currently printing.
You’re fine, wouldn’t think anything else about it.
The error message shown in your picture relates to the print head cover.
While the error is gone now, is recommended to double check that the magnets are free from any debris, so that the attachment is secure to the print head.
A list of all HMS error messages are available here:
If the accelerometer message occurs again, it is recommended to clean the carbon rods and also re-tension the belts, followed by a calibration. This article will guide you through the process.
