@Phaedrux Damn, nailed it!

everything is working!

i even got an Z-Probe field, whre i can check if that probe is working!

if we ever meet, ur beer is paid by me!

THANKS!

Can you share a diagram or photo of your wiring?

How have you updated the firmware previously? I suggest you upload th complete zip file again and allow it to update everything again.

https://github.com/Duet3D/RepRapFirmware/releases/download/3.5.1/Duet2and3Firmware-3.5.1.zip

Also, 3.5.1 is quite old at this point. Once you have everything worked out I suggest you update to 3.6.

It wouldn't hurt to share your config.g file as well.

5 More tests.
Not sure I gain anything more from these beyond the fact that the skew seems "consistent", every setup skews for some reason.
I added a two columns to my results, mathing how many steps of skew seen as dc42 mentioned a possibility of skipping 4 steps if the probe speed was too fast.
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I'll test slower next and hope to see some better results.

G30, Mini5, ClosedLoop, 2mm/min, Coolant On
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eventlog6-4.05.txt
eventlog6-4.05.xlsx

G38, Mini5, ClosedLoop, 2mm/min, Coolant On
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eventlog6-5.06.txt
eventlog6-5.06.xlsx

G30, Mini5, OpenLoop, 2mm/min, Coolant On
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eventlog6-5.07.txt
eventlog6-5.07.xlsx

G30, Mini5, OpenLoop, 2mm/min, Coolant Off
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eventlog6-5.08.txt
eventlog6-5.08.xlsx

G38, Mini5, OpenLoop, 2mm/min, Coolant On
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eventlog6-6.01.txt
eventlog6-6.01.xlsx

@AD63 said in Mit welchem Duet kann ich meinen UMO am leichtesten Modden?:

Which Duet motherboard is suitable for my UMO?

I assume you mean a wooden Ultimaker Original? A Duet 3 Mini 5+ would be fine. See https://docs.duet3d.com/Duet3D_hardware/Duet_3_family/Duet_3_Mini_5+_Hardware_Overview

What adjustments do I need to make to the UMO printer to get the most out of the new board in the "old printer"?

Physically, very little, apart from adapting the wiring to connect to the Duet. I can't find an existing configuration for a UMO, so you will need to collect some information on the existing setup. See https://docs.duet3d.com/User_manual/Overview/Adapting

Then follow the 'How to' guides, linked on the left side of the wiki: https://docs.duet3d.com/en/How_to_guides

Ian

@perfetto said in Configurazione bl touch antclabs:

in the sys folder I also found stop and sleep public teli, can you let me know if I have to delete them?

sleep.g and stop.g are from your old config (they are dated 2020), but they contain no commands, so you can leave them.

public config.g can you help me understand better where to insert T0 or how to enable E0

Just add T0 on a new line, at the end of config.g, after the M501 command.

Note that you will need to tune your bed and hot end heaters, then save with M500. This will create a new config-override.g, if you have deleted the old one. See https://docs.duet3d.com/en/How_to_guides/Commissioning#h-7-tune-heaters

Ian

@dc42 said in Custom Delta/Quantum Delta Hybrid Kinematics:

@o_lampe said in Custom Delta/Quantum Delta Hybrid Kinematics:

My deltas always had the lowest print adhesion compared to other printers, because I couldn't squish the first layer onto the bed.

Why not?

I blame it on my own effector with an 8mm offset to fit the sherpa mini. I admit it wasn't the most rigid and accurate design. Although the calibration is spot on, I have to make compromises regarding Z height. There is a slight effector tilt I can't get rid off.
Unfortunately, I had a big (~200GB) data loss last year and all my earlier designs and selfwritten programs are lost. I'd have to start from scratch.

@Jos_mosa and now that 3.6.0 stable is released, it is visible in the DWC Object Model Browser too.

@NANDHAKUMAR10 the stepper motor wires produce mostly inductive EMI. Therefore if your aim is to minimise EMI, I recommend that each motor is connected to the 6HC or EXP3HC using a dual twisted pair cable, with one pair used for each stepper motor phase. You can used shielded cable if you like, but it won't greatly help to reduce inductive EMI. The stepper motor bodies should be grounded, either through the shield of the cable if you use shielded cable, or by another means.

You haven't said what types of sensor you are using, and why you want to use EMF shielding wire for them. Are you looking to reduce EMI radiated by those sensor cables, or to shield them from external EMI (including EMI from other parts of the same system, for example stepper motor cables)?

@Timothee-Leblond said in M567: array too long:

M563 P0 S"Coflow" D0:1:

Try without the rogue colon after the 1