Ok, so here's a story -
Needless to say I've had a lot of experience with computer plugged in, all the lights are on, why isn't is stepping ... what's broke now .... ahhhh .. need to plug in the +12 supply. Turns out that the "big boy" printers work the same way. (Almost as if they had open source hardware in them ... hmmmm ...). Here we all are at work. It's a demo of a kilobuck commercial printer. Lights are on, printer is live. All ready to go. It's not stepping .... what's broken .... yup, the +12 aux supply plug fell out of the back. You don't know just how much fun it was to be the one who spotted that ....
Needless to say I've had a lot of experience with computer plugged in, all the lights are on, why isn't is stepping ... what's broke now .... ahhhh .. need to plug in the +12 supply. Turns out that the "big boy" printers work the same way. (Almost as if they had open source hardware in them ... hmmmm ...). Here we all are at work. It's a demo of a kilobuck commercial printer. Lights are on, printer is live. All ready to go. It's not stepping .... what's broken .... yup, the +12 aux supply plug fell out of the back. You don't know just how much fun it was to be the one who spotted that ....