AD5M

I switched to Orca Slicer 2.3.2 and rolled back my AD5M Pro to an older firmware. Things are going mostly well since I did that. Not really planning to upgrade to the latest of anything from FlashForge for a while.

Way better method of monitoring your printer remotely than Flashforges awful app. Better control over just about every aspect of your printer. Bed mesh function that allows you to make sure your bed is physically level, which makes the auto-level way more accurate and prints come out better. Select

FlashForge AD5M? Mine does that too. Started after an update a few months ago. It’s annoying as hell.

I can only speak to the AD5X personally, but- This is the disadvantage of having a printer tied to cloud-based servers. If the servers have issues, you can’t print. Solutions: -Switch to LAN-Only mode. You aren’t reliant on their servers, but you will lose ability to remotely monitor via their apps.

I've had the AD5M Pro for a few months now and have had great luck with it until this recent FW upgrade to 3.2.7. Ever since this upgrade rolled out, I have guaranteed network connection failures to the printer on the first "print plate" attempt. It sometimes takes as many as 3 or 4 attempts to get

I reached out to FF Support looking for some announcement or additional details on the new software and firmware releases. I asked to receive the update files, or be in on the beta group, and explained some users were in a broken state because only one of their devices/softwares updated. The respons

ZMOD is the only one I know of for the AD5X... For the AD5M there is Forge-X? Personally I'm running ZMOD on my AD5X - can't recommend it enough! Flashing that is the very first thing that everyone should do - kinda like using Edge to download Firefox! lol.

You don't need the ssh access unless you intend to go back to stock and Forge-X uninstall nuked your AD5M json file (it did for mine) which I believe is a rare side effect of the removal process. The screen loss is just some of the stock functions but you can control literally everything from a web

My AD5M worked essentially out of the box. It printed its little cube, and I did the bed leveling on the first print with Orca-Flashforge, and all was well. Hopefully yours will work as flawlessly. The only thing I would do is figure out the firmware version. I understand the latest firmware sucks,

Unfortunately, as of now, you won't find much for video on the issue. But it is fairly straight forward. The Flashforge site should have the firmware files you can download, if they don't GitHub most likely will. You'll want the . tgz or . bin file also look for a factory reset (which will be the ea