Hi all, sorry for reviving such an old thread but has there been any movement on this? I’m sure I’m not alone in this request. I know your super busy with everything but if you can shine any light on getting this done, I know I’d be happy to help! if I can in anyway of course
Thanks again for everything you do dc42!!

@chimaeragh that is AWESOME!! Trying it out now! Thanks again!

@sindarius any updates on the probe integration? That would be very helpful to say the least thanks again for all your hard work!

Since the past RC update, we have been getting a bunch of errors on the PanelDue when attempting to use any functionality on the PanelDue, IE homing, macros, movement, anything really. We are getting some really odd messages, some not really understandable either. Please see photos for details on errors and etc. Version 3.3RC3 on Duet 3 Mini 5 and v3 PanelDue on 3.2.11. I'm in CNC mode and its really unusable but if I use web interface only, I do not receive any errors in console, but they do keep popping up on the PanelDue as machine is running various move commands from web interface.

Just FYI, cabling to the PanelDue are routed via shielded twisted pairs from PanelDue to chassis on Duet 3 Mini via gs16 connectors properly shielded to earth ground. I suppose it could certainly be cabling issue but it was all completed roughly month ago and this issue just started with update to latest 3.3RC3, and that's a bit odd to me.

Please let me know if any additional info is needed.
Thanks in advance for any help!

Just to be clear: these "Responses" pop up no matter is movement is completed via web interface or if movement commands are issued from PanelDue. These cannot be seen from the web interface BTW.

I tried searching but found only 1 post even mentioning a SuperPID, so I figured I’d put this out there to see if anyone else here has setup a Duet WiFi running on 2.x in CNC mode with a SuperPID controller for spindle on/off as well as speed control?

I believe I can control the on/off logic and speed. The jumper on duet is set to 5v output to fans but 24v on system and heaters. SuperPID uses 5v for both pwm control for speed and 0v/5v for power switching. So I think I would have to use 2x fan headers to control the unit. 1 for speed and other for on/off control. Does that sound right? If so how would one recommend configuring the duet? Here are the details on how to control the SuperPID box via their manual.

SuperPID Setup Manual

FAQ Site

If anyone can either confirm my assumption for controlling the SuperPID or even better if someone has already implemented the SuperPID and can comment about how they hooked it all up to the duet and also the SuperPID controllers, that would be fantastic!

Thanks again in advance and this place rocks!

Hi all, sorry for reviving such an old thread but has there been any movement on this? I’m sure I’m not alone in this request. I know your super busy with everything but if you can shine any light on getting this done, I know I’d be happy to help! if I can in anyway of course
Thanks again for everything you do dc42!!

Little correction, for me, it’s the Makerbase MKS PWC V2.0 module. No matter what I tried, just couldn’t get it to work.

Don’t feel bad this module has beaten me as well for time being. I went to the solid state relay setup as highlighted above and was much simpler to get going with the same button. But... I really would like to figure this out too at some point lol.