@Veti Not explicitly, might there be a way to run that script or something similar without admin privileges? If they're required that would seem to be a significant roadblock to integrating it into a Cura plugin for distribution EDIT: running as administrator didn't help, script still returns an empty list

It looks like DuetWebControl 2.x.x has partially addressed this by moving the G29 option into the menu itself, so it’s less likely to press accidentally now. I think I should still throw up a confirmation if a tool is active though. I’ll definitely check things out in 2.x.x though since I haven’t been using it yet.

If you just flipped a motor direction you'll probably end up with mirrored prints. 0,0 should be in the front left corner

Your router is probably serving it a DHCP address and you haven't reserved it for the duet so it just got a new IP.

@Danal said in Raise3D UI on Duet: @Exerqtor said in Raise3D UI on Duet: I would love the PanelDue UI... How about a Pi, or other single-board-computer, with a touchscreen, running full DWC? That takes only minutes to setup. A cheap tablet works for DWC as well.

@anetA8Duet Hey there, I just got this set up on my Rostock Max v3.2 with the 2 into 1 style extruder. It isn't perfect because I haven't gotten the jamming issues (oddly shaped/oversized tips where the filament was melted don't fit in the bowden path well) fixed yet but I can link them for you if you want. It should at least give you a place to start.

@dc42 Thank you very much!!!

Thanks, I'll put further responses i that thread.

@bkolligs said in Conn_SD Write Protect and Detect Switch Pins?: @dc42 So in the event I'm using 5V for VCC, the extra pin on the Conn_SD board (since the SD card only needs nine pins) would be the 3.3V? Do you mean that your SD card reader includes its own 5V to 3.3V regulator, and you are powering it from 5V? If so, check that your SD card reader doesn't have other electronics on it, such as level-shifters.

Ah, they are in the config zip. Got it.

@burtoogle I had no idea that Cura did this. I've been using S3D for years, for better or for worse. S3D does not plan ahead with the temperatures.

OK, I'm re-re-resurrecting this How about this... Add a "Q" parameter to M140/141 to set state. 0 = Off, 1 = Standby, 2 = On. If the parameter isn't provided, assume "On" just like it is today. Add "H" and "Q" parameters to "T" to be able to set a tool heater's state without changing the Tool's state. "H": the tool's heater number (not the global heater number), "Q": same as "M140/141". This would allow tool preheat and "keep hot" commands to be included in gcode before and after the tool is actually selected/deselected. The "Q" and "H" designators are just suggestions. I'm open to better suggestions.

@Fireflynj said in Installing Duet Maestro in FlashForge Creator Pro (2016): M305 P1 T4700 B4138 R2200 ; set thermistor + ADC parameters for heater 1 M305 P2 T4700 B4138 R2200 ; set thermistor + ADC parameters for heater 2 B4138 is the default and almost certainly wrong for your thermistor

We are currently prototyping a CAN-connected single-driver expansion board with 5V outputs for step-servo drives and similar.

HI My setup for the endstop on the Z axis is similar to Ultimaker 2, the switch is triggered when heatbed reaches max limit and its at the bottom, when it homes , heat bed lifts according to z max value set in config, and homez and home all.

@dc42 I removed the diodes and the NPN Sensors are working properly now. Thanks all for your help.

@droftarts said in Jubilee on Hackaday: That's what I've suggested many times before, but it does effectively limit the machine to being a 3D printer. The advantage of changing the whole tool is that other tools can perform different functions. Right! Edit: Actually, I'd go further, and have the hot end on the carriage as well as the extruder motor, so you're just changing the extruder with the loaded filament. Fine tuning the filament swap would be the main headache! Well, it's close to the MMU... My other idea was to have the motor and extruder on the carriage, and swap the hotend alone, with the loaded filament. The tricky part is to 'open' the extruder gears to clamp and release the filament...

@droftarts said in Flashing firmware on Mac OS X: https://brew.sh/ Thank you so much for this. Saved me a massive headache trying to flash my paneldue v3.0 5".