Jasper van Loenen

@fred-dev Where did you add these calls to catch the error? Normally `response.data` contains something like

Just a quick check: did you run the code only as written in your post? Because the code in your post won't work: as soon as it's done sending the...

Just checking in to see if you've had time to try this, @saharmor. Would be great to know if this was indeed the problem :)

That's odd, @buj99 Can you try adding `instax.print_services()` to the code? This should print an overview of all available endpoints. ``` def test(): instax = InstaxBLE(verbose=True) try: instax.connect() instax.print_services() except...

Ah yeah, I see it already attaches inside the `connect()` method. You could try calling the `print_services()` directy after connecting, before it tries to attach the handlers: Around this line:...

To add to this: an alternative would be to at least be able to select what backend system to use, so platforms that do work with sockets can use those,...

The current backend already takes chunksize into account based on the printer model, see types.py. I still would like to have an option to use both backends, in which case...

Sorry I completely misread your message! I thought you suggested using 1808. Your new size could mean a huge improvement. I don’t have a square myself but maybe someone else...

Not sure what is happening here; where does the 'sleep' message come from? Please post the actual script you're running, thanks.

> Where did this information about the limit come from? The original values in this script come from analyzing the Android app, which takes your image and resizes it to...