I have a paneldue but have not found out how to reconnect with it. Yes 5 minutes is quite long and i dont reboot my network on a regular basis It was just an unlucky cirumstance as the print was really long and i wanted to check it on my phone while i am out of house.

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I set the M915 in Config G , and i am messing about with detection threshold values. Currently at +45 How can I tell if my motors cant support this? Admittedly, they are el-cheapos. But no detection value is making a difference. I lowered my accel on X and Y to 200, but that also does not to appear to make much difference beyond a visibly slower movement.

I am not sure what to do about this error, but looking over the wires, they don't appear to be close enough to anything now to be affected by any sort of EMI, but I did notice the closest thing is the left side of the LCD it self. The left side of the LCD is about 3.5/4 inches away from a stepper motor. How close/far away should it be, to not be an issue (guaranteed a non issue)? I still notice that if I am trying to use the LCD when it occurs, I have 2 or 3 seconds of the LCD not working, but as I don't alway see the issue happen live, and doesn't last long, it's hard to test it. It may just be that the screen doesn't update, but the GUI could still be maneuverable, and the pop up makes it difficult to test quick enough, before its cleared, and then the screen it updating properly again... But there does seem to be some kind of communication issue for a few moments and the Duet2 board doesn't seem to notice - a good thing. Also, is there a way to view the current end stop status on the LCD? What about the XYZ, locations? The web interface seems to be updating live, all the time, and the LCD doesn't. It seems to not update during macros or what appears to be multi step operations. (example, the temp doesn't update live) Does it only update between each move? As always Thanks for the help!

Do you have an m557 command in config.g to define your grid to probe?

@Stephen6309 Thank you for the reply. So i just get a relay? I am on 24V psu. Does that change things? Can you please show me a picture of the connections? How do you connect on the relay and how on the board.

The maximum number of probe points in RRF for Duet 2 boards is 441. That's enough for a 21x21 grid.

The part number for the Micro SD card socket on the Duet WiFi/Ethernet is DM3AT-SF-PEJM5(40). I think the Maestro uses the same one, but I am not certain.

@dc42 any ideas where to dig? Please!

Thanks to all that replied, much appreciated.

Ok - I'll remove the explicit delete call in the Cura plugin and release a new version in the next days. Thanks for clarifying this!

@neonode I agree!! The line segment jumps can be handled with filtering in the servo driver even if that is not a perfect solution.

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Moin, I just grilled my Duet TC daughterboard by shortening it with the hotend pin. In order to still print some christmas presents in time, I would like to replace it with an Adafruit Max 31856 that I have at hand. Iam using at DuetWifi in combination with a Duex5 so I guess it can only be connected to the TC daughterboard pins, correct? If so, GND should go to pin 2: GND, Vin to pin 8: 3,3V, SCK to pin 4:SPIO_SCK, SDO to pin 5: SPIO_MOSI, SDI to pin 6: SPIO_MISO and CS to pin 1: CS6 (or any other CS pin in case i want to stack them?), right?