Hey @helpimlost, i manage to check this issue and found a solution.

Please check https://github.com/Duet3D/PanelDueFirmware/issues/160 for further information.

The next release candidate which i will release before the weekend will contain this patch. It would be cool if you could confirm the issue is fixed.

mfs12 created this issue in Duet3D/PanelDueFirmware closed Standyby temperatures displayed although not configured #160

@mfs12

Just saw this response. I appreciate the follow up. Just updated to 3.3 on a new build and got everything working. Will update my panel due this evening and check it.

@dc42 thanks.

@Tpmoses I assume you were using

Reprap 3.2.2 PanelDue 3.2.11

Can you please describe a step by step process to reproduce the error?

Checking as solved due to inactivity.

@phaedrux Yes - thank you!!

Thanks @Egon-Net and @KipK, I integrated your suggestions.

@garyd9 yes, absolutely... it's in preparation. cannot confirm yet an exact timeline.

@jay_s_uk it worked, thanks

Figured it out. Needed to add M575 to config.g. All good now:

M575 P1 S1 B57600

It's been resolved.

@visnu777 I agree, I think it has developed a fault. Please email warranty@duet3d.com and cc the supplier that you purchased it from. You will receive a reply including a link to a form to fill in.

@weed2all True... However if the DWC were fully adequate, I'd have never got started down this path, since what I started with when I installed the Duet on the CNC was a 7" tablet which I had a browser connected to the DWC. Some things with that were annoying me, so I stopmed off upstairs to grab the PanelDue from my 3D printer and plugged it into the CNC instead. (Mostly on the printer I use it to set temperatures before I start to print stuff, MAYBE adjust babystepping.)

I see the reasons why things are how they are in the DWC, but for what I need when I'm standing in front of the machine, it's just enough different. So far, I've programmed a set of macros that do most of the functions that I want, and I can call them from the PanelDue, but the interface is kind of ugly that way.

In short, this is a project that was born of frustration with the existing set of tools, and I'm still learning what things I actually want/need when I'm standing at the machine, so I was planning to adjust it over time.

Good to hear you've solved it.