all available releases can be found on github including 3.4.0 for PanelDue 7.0i.

https://github.com/Duet3D/PanelDueFirmware/releases

@dc42 thank you for your support now it's working fine.

@mfs12 Thank you. Looking forward to the release.

@hzqqq best turn your WiFi off. Create a macro with M552 S-1 in then call that from the paneldue

@dc42
I've got it working now when i put the large res first in PrusaSlicer ( i had it the other way around first when it didn't work 64x64, 400x400).

Oh no i'm only using two images(400x400, 160x160). i just tried out 400x400, 64x64 for the sake of testing.

https://github.com/Duet3D/PanelDueFirmware/issues/289

mfs12 created this issue in Duet3D/PanelDueFirmware closed Wrong simulated time is displayed #289

https://github.com/Duet3D/PanelDueFirmware/issues/284

mfs12 created this issue in Duet3D/PanelDueFirmware closed Test "print again" with long filenames #284

@dc42 I'll check those solder points and report back.

Thank you @T3P3Tony for your response, it's helpful to know that it will be implemented sooner or later.

@jay_s_uk i got the same error and try as @64bit mentioned in the post but its not working for me.
i an waiting your reply @jay_s_uk

@CorvoConV in the current firmware version of the Paneldue there is a setting hide heaters.
so for me, at least in tool two, there is only one temperature in the display

So after some research.... and a quick look at the PrintEye code by @EasyTarget

https://forum.duet3d.com/post/110578

I think I have a plan based on the Json unpacking in PrintEye, to extract the following data:

extr: the positions of the extruders
efactor: the current extrusion factors (see M221 command), one value per extruder

Then sending a M221 to tune the extrusion factor after a user defined position delay based on filament path length between the sensor and the extruder melt zone.

The only kink is I'm not sure how to send a value to the Arduino to set the filament path length between the sensor and the extruder melt zone. I may have to hard code this to start with, or add a local display to set the value.

Does anyone know if I can add user defined elements to the json package sent to the Arduino as a response to M408? My thoughts are set a value for the filament path delta for each extruder with a user defined G/MCode (?) in the config.g.

I need to do some prototyping and merge it with Thomas Sanladerer's code and I possibly have a way forward!

https://www.printables.com/model/57154-infiDANK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYgdLPe_T0c

Multiple extruders needs a little thinking but I guess I could just connect multiple sensors to the one Arduino.

Also passthrough for the PanelDue, but I could use the code by @dc42 for the CNC pendant to sort that.

Will report back as and when I make progress! Another project to add to the list 🙂

Cheers
Barry M

@droftarts yes Ultimate Duet Menu System works

Apparently not. I was also starting to wonder if I had the right file so I opened up the chassis I printed for the PanelDue and discovered a V3 board inside. I re-flashed the V3 file and now it works.

Thanks for the response.

Finally it worked. 😄
I found the solution here: https://forum.duet3d.com/post/227278
Regards, you can close the thread.

@Phaedrux I've got a 3-zone pellet extruder, and two dual-heater filament heads. The pellet extruder needs individual temperature control, however, the secondary heaters/thermistors on the filament heads are ran at the same temperatures. Is it possible to only combine the filament heads but leave the temperature control on the pellet extruder separate?

@T3P3Tony said in PanelDue designations:

@arhi its an option for a display controller thats on the market. These chips sit between the PanelDue or other controller and the LCD screen itself.

cool, so duet has nothing to do with that design it's just a type of LCD .. clear

(I'm rather inexperienced with all the cpld/fpga stuff .. I learned it and do use them in my projects from time to time but even after years I'd not call myself even a junior in that field due to really low number of projects I used them in ... so wherever I see interesting application of them I try to get as much data as I can so I learn / gain some new ideas)

@droftarts ok sir.. Definitely will soon post the responses.. Thank you so much for the help.

@gnydick Does it do the same thing if you remove the case and leave it for a while? I had a similar issue at one point and it turned out that the case was causing a problem with the zebra strip that is used to connect to the display.