@elmoret

Oddly enough, I just found that too!

@phaedrux thanks! I think I figured out a solution: if I read the G-code documentation correctly, the firmware is aware of the currently loaded filament and triggering the unload macro is using the correct macro from the respective filament folder.

https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_M702_Unload_filament

That way I can have a load macro for PLA, PETG and TPU in the first 3 slots and an universal unload macro in the fourth.

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@dc42 thank you for your response.

@droftarts
The file was already the right name when it downloaded, the issue was it was always uploading it to the sys folder and I didn’t know why. I manually created the firmware folder and dropped the file in it, I was able to install it then. I realised afterwards I can actually change the directory in dwc from sys to firmware where the uploaded files end up. Just never knew that. Once the file was in the firmware folder it worked 1st time and I’m going to print a new case with a pin hole instead of the button if I can ever get it to stop banging and layer shifting.

That probably means that after the firmware update it's trying to do the touch point calibration and you can't see the points to touch, or you've touched but wildly off and now it's not registering clicks in the right place. Regardless, it's not functional. But at least it seems like a display problem and not a controller problem.

Please contact your vendor and initiate a warranty exchange. Include a link to this thread as authorization.

Filastruder is sending a new one! Thank you all! Great customer service!

@pschuyler said in PanelDue 7i problems:

Is there a way to query the panel to find out which processor it has?

Yes if you connect it via USB and open up Bossa for flashing it, you should be able to click the info button I believe. Or there is a line at the bottom that shows some hardware info.

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I just picked up a few of these fysetc panels (LCD800480 V1.1). The important thing to look at is that yes its more like a paneldue 7i in form factor, but the back of the pcb says it is based on the paneldue v3 not the 7i. So once I flashed the board with PanelDue-v3-7.0.bin files everything was as expected now.

@wilriker
(I changed the last post to something more constructive)
...if you find any time, what do you think...

Connector type USB3130-30-A may also be compatible with the 5i and 7i.

@pkos said in [Feature request] Print file sorting options:

@LB actually... that would also work! 😉 Just a single button that reads - print last uploaded file. It doesn't give you the option of seeing more files, but this would cover the most common use case.

It was the idea of @phaedrux not mine, also I can understand the two of you and would also agree that it could be helpful for my avarage usecase... 😉
-> But I guess that would also need some sort in the background because how would it know what is the latest uploaded file...?
Question that comes up my mind - could the latest uploaded file:
A) be written in some "cloaked" area
B) tagged (?)
to have the panelDue read that info "lightning"-fast?

(Already a "fan-boy" of the sort-setting in the options-tab but still have fun playing with your idea...)

If using RRF3, can't you do it yourself in your bed.g using M291 and object model variables? (I don't know if the manual adjustment / screw turns info is available in the object model.)

I am.

Thanks again

https://reprapworld.de/products/electronics/duet3d/duet3d_duet3d_paneldue_controller_cable_only_version_3/

I had swapped the in and out. Thanks for walking me through it. The in on the panel has to go to the out of the duet and vice versa. Silly little things right.

@ProntoPrint said in Prusa slicer preview image integration?:

Re: PanelDue Image Display

I found the article about Panel due and preview Prusa Slicer Thumbnails .
It is quite old and it was picked up but I cannot find any information
that it has finally been integrated.
What is the actual status? Was it integrated

It's currently being worked on.