@larsbrubaker Hi Lars, glad to get you the file - however, I am getting a message that "You do not have enough priveleges for this action," when I try to upload, here. If there is another way to get you the file, please let me know.

@larsbrubaker Thank you, Lars - I think the problem is in the exported GCode file overdriving the print carriage beyond limits and stalling. I haven't gotten to the point where there is a "handoff" from the printer saying "I am OK for you to leave, MC2.0."
For a different problem (slicing bug), I had to uninstall MC2.0 and load MC1.7. I will try SD from 1.7 and see if it behaves differently.

I just uninstalled MC2.0 and installed MC1.7, and it sliced fine.
It looks like a bug in MC2.0...

I have an .stl file that slices fine in Makerbot Print but MC2.0 is creating a funky void.
This seems to be a software glitch - how can I resolve the issue?
Thanks in advance for any help working this out.

Next Update - turned out the mains fuse blew. I believe the GCode on the SD card differs from that sent by MatterControl over USB, and this ended in the head stalling, pumping current, and blowing the fuse. I read some about the sketchy R1+ power supply and so ordered the MegaWatt authentic version which is 3x the cost of the cheap ones. I think the R1+ has the cheap version in it, to begin with.

Update - bad.
I moved a print to an SD card, inserted in Robo3D R1+.
I was able to start the print from MatterControl 2.0.
The printer started, leveled, and printed one outline line across the bed (x-direction) and halted. Just dead stopped.
I waited a few minutes, nothing changed.
The idea was to get the print started from the SD Card, and find a point where I could disconnect from the printer in MatterControl.
While it was idle, I tried to disconnect in MatterControl but warned me the print would be canceled.
I noticed there was a red light flashing on the Arduino - I could see the light flashing around the USB connector.
I disconnected the USB Cable -

The R1+ completely died. What's up with that?
It will not turn back on, now.
I have the bottom cover off and don't see anything fried.

Completely dead.

As I get deeper into my R1+ it made sense to have a couple of these on hands. Indeed, Robo3D is not supporting this printer, anymore. They sent me an email to find a common thermistor in a canister.
I found what appears to be compatible thermistors on eBay and will follow up when they arrive and I am able to try one of them.


Thank you, Lars. That just worked for me. I am not sure why that wasn't showing up last eve, or should I say early this morning. Have to be careful after midnight, I always say.
I was just able to start the print on the SD card.
However, when I tried to disconnect in MatterControl, it warned me the print would be canceled.
Is there a way I can take my computer away and just let the printer print from the SD card?

Thank you - PPF

Apologies if this has been solved/answered elsewhere, but how do you print from SD card in the printer from Mattercontrol 2.0? MC2.0 is finding the SD card and sees the file, but what is the next step? I tried all available combinations to no avail.
Any help appreciated.
Cheers,
PPF