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Thanks for the heads up. The track won't actually crash the table, but it does Lock up the cpu for a bit while it truncates extraneous verts from the very large track. If you see this again, give it a little more time. It only needs to do this operation the first time it plays a track. I've replaced the .thr for this particular track in Community with the already truncated version, so it should play right away for any new downloads.

I'm trying to use the wired port on the pi instead of the wireless to get around some restrictions at my work. Really just so I can update the firmware. I can get an IP address fine, and connect via browser to port 3001. Initially I get the app page and everything seems fine. After approx 2 seconds, it goes to the lost connection page with the "learn how to fix this" and "retry connection" options. When I retry the connection, same thing. page briefly comes up then switches to lost connection. I've tried multipe browsers with no luck. I didn't disable the onboard wireless so it is still acting as a local hotspot. I'm a little scared to do that in case I Lock myself out. Any thoughts? Thanks -Patrick

Hello all! I have had my table several months now and am no less enamored of it than I WAs on day 1. I am having a recurring problem that I am hoping someone might have some insight on. I have a 36" table running 1.4.0 (I previously had the beta, but had a sisbot replacement and did not re-upgrade). My computer is a MacBook Pro running High Sierra 10.13.6 and my preferred browser is Safari (but the problem is reproducible in Firefox and Chrome). Right now, I am having a very unreliable connection to the table. If I use the IP address, it will usually con ...

... would quieten down but this has not been the case. I had read somewhere in this forum mention of a 'satisfying crunch' sound but this is not what I am referring to. The noise I'm concerned about is a 'grinding' type sound that is especially loud when the ball is running in a more direct line from the 0-1 axis or 1-0. I have tried running the mini with the ball(s) removed altogether and the 'grinding' sound is just as loud so it's nothing to do with the ball movement itself. When a track is in pause mode there is no sound whatsoever and the speed setting is ...

Today I decide to give it another go (annoyed Google home/assistant integration stopped working). I solved it via my Samsung Smartthings hub. I've created a smart app in Smartthings that takes the input of a switch to determine if the Sisyphus need to be on or off (sleep or not). I access the table based on that switch and created a virtual switch in Smartthings that I name Sisyphus. The smart app accesses the Sisyphus table and mimics what the app sends to the table (monitor your network traffic 😉 ). Due to Smartthings being integrated to Google home/ assistant I now have a device called Sisyphus that I can also use in routines of both Smartthings and Google Home/Assistant + voice etc. Works like a charm, out the Door with IFTTT.

I have one of the original side table Sisyphus. It has worked flawlessly from the beginning. Every guest through the front Door is amazed by it. I WAs looking at the upgrade kit. I have been so happy with the elegant simplicity of the table I am not sure about doing the upgrade on it. I might get one of the new mini tables. I love showing the table to friends and family. Most interesting item in our home.

Table arrived via FedEx. The driver literally rolled the box onto the porch and up to the Door! Lord only knows how this poor table suffered on the trip! When I ran the erase program the table ran fine until it got to the outer reaches and then the ball stopped and the table began a loud chattering. It sounded like it WAs hanging up on something. Found that one of the supports for the main plate WAs bent. Bent it downward a few mm and the table has run fine for an erase cycle and now a drawing. Just an FYI.

... talk about polar vs SCARA design. Also check out "Zen Table" by Simon Hallam, he WAs one of the first ones to commercialize the concept a few years before Sisyphus, but he used a cartesian design. We believe SCARA is superior to both cartesian and polar and a much more elegant solution that opens the Door to very unique possibilities, like our Stelle design, which would be impossible with either one of the other mechanism types. This WAs one of the responses to the comments in the campaign, and I found it a bit disingenuous, to say the least, because the ...