@deckingman said in M584 format question please...:

@danl Yes that's fine.
Longer answer. By default drive 4 would be an extruder but you have explicitly defined it as a Y axis drive which is perfectly correct.

...and the E3 parameter in your command means that driver 4 is no longer an extruder.

Router is a "Cox Panasonic" router, just the normal one they give out. I'm gonna have to make some sort of interim network for this to run on, but that's not an issue. Turns out once I replaced it with a MicroSD card set to the proper cluster size, it processes! Web interface froze on me once, but it's printing from a 70mb file right now, and I got it to at least start a 150mb file. Now back to battling my bed adhesion issues. Thank you everyone for your help!

Solved....whoa...just one little dot.
Thank you.

@Phaedrux
I found the issue.
There were problems with the gcode in a couple of macros regarding setting up the z-probe and mesh bed levelling that did not become apparent until I made a slight alteration with the physical position of my ir-probe.
Thanks for your help though.

Why not just home Z with the BLTouch to begin with?

@phaedrux

Thanks! I actually just cracked the code (in my pea brain) for setting the minima settings. I homes just right now!

@veti Thats perfect thanks!!!

yeah i've seen those probes but didn't think much of them, will have to try

OR just copy the image and ctrl+v to paste here 😄 Like this:
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@dc42 said in Would separate jerk setting for printing/travel be a good thing?:

What is the purpose of changing jerk in the middle of a print?

Because high jerk is quicker but can trigger ringing and cause ghosting. This isn't a problem for infill that is in the middle of a part with three outer contours and three top and bottom layers.

From what I think you've said in the past ideal jerk is related to acceleration setting amongst other things, particually when referring to ringing, and cancelling the ring. Therefore where you can specify acceleration in a slicer we should also be able to adjust jerk.

@dc42, the numeric prefix trick works very good, thanks. I can see the numbers on the web UI (good) and not on PanelDue (good). Thanks.

Does it make sense to add similar encodings to control other aspect of the macros experience on the LCD UI? E.g.

2*_Leveling

Will also exit the Macros panel once clicked

the ender 3 uses epocs 100k thermistors for the bed and hotend.
see
https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/9464/m305-thermistor-values-for-the-duet-maestro-on-the-ender-3-pro/9

@dc42 said in BLTouch breakout PCB for Duet2 Wifi:

@timcurtis67 said in BLTouch breakout PCB for Duet2 Wifi:

Got any photos of it? Will it work if you have a duex5 attached?

If you have a DueX attached, you can use one of the servo connectors on the DueX.

Thanks for the info, good to know. I already have a BL Touch on my small corXY but I'm thinking about adding one to my large IDEX printer with the DueX5.

The firewall at work is blocking the picture. I'll check it out tonight.

Yeah intuitiveness is not the strength here 🙂 But yeah, I am finding a lot of love in the coding for this compared to the Marlin world I came from.

I kind of wish there was more interactive logic you could build in, but other than that I dig it... if I can figure out how everything is mapped and ID what is a glitch in my code or a bug in the firmware 🙂

UP in the context of manual bed levelling screws means in the direction that raises the bed. If your levelling screws actually adjust a gantry that carries the print head, it would be in the direction that lowers the print head.

@mrehorstdmd As it is there is a belt reduction drive running the main axis drive belt which increases the steps per mm to more than the typical 4 start TR8 (without using 0.9 steppers) with negligable backlash.

I'll have another look at worm drives another time but recovery after power cut is not a significant concern for me. When I begin to get concerned by that I'll look at UPS. Thankfully power dips/spikes/cuts are rare here and I don't run long unattended builds.

All that said while advocating the use of worm drives based on power cut recovery doesn't excite my interest it is more appealing from a risk assessment perspective the probability of the worm drive system failing to stop an axis in power cut is far lower than a cam operated brake and diagnostic coverage is naturally a part of standard running.

Thanks guys!!

Interesting pump. Looks like the 6 litre-per-minute brushless version with pwm and tachometer. At $9.50 each, I may have to grab a few to play with.

this is what's happening right now, I know it looks like too close to bed, but the problem is if I lift it higher, the skirt would just go everywhere.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7h1kpczw22qx8c8/2019-04-13 16.55.37.jpg?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9zt7h61nfhhuiqx/2019-04-13 16.55.40.jpg?dl=0

Thanks guys. I took it apart and Everything looked ok. I did clean it off and reassembled it. Let’s see if that helps.

Thanks again for the responses. This one had me stumped.

q1) the configurator normally does generate with z5. you might have set a parameter for the opposite direction on initial config.

q2) that depends on your M208 minima settings. it is set to the minima position.