@dc42 THANKS! ah - of course...
so I just divide that value by 1000 and should be fine (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_(unit))

The part number isn't critical. Look for a 2-way terminal block with 6.35mm pitch and 32A rated current. These are available from the usual electronic component distributors and also on eBay.

EDIT: the actual part number we use is listed at https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Connector_and_spare_part_numbers.

@t0a0c said in Issues Connecting from Windows 10 Laptop:

I have had a go, I don't know if this means anything much but this is what is returned:
M35 html,chromewebdata:6SW registered
newtab-serviceworker.js:1 Service Worker termination by a timeout timer was canceled because DevTools is attached.
Navigated to data:text/html,chromewebdata
http://192.168.6.234/:1 GET http://192.168.6.234/ net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET

The "data:text/html,chromewebdata" URL value (called kUnreachableWebDataURL in Chromium) is loaded whenever a URL fails to load in a frame (for example, via RenderFrameImpl::didFailProvisionalLoad and LoadNavigationErrorPage). The issue you explained is kind of a bug where Android WebView built on chromium fails to loads the page in question due unmapped ssl error.

Setting>User Interface

There is a fan setting letting you choose which you would like visible. Select which you would like then select "Apply Setting".

@dc42 Oh great, I'll check them out, thanks! Could be useful for other projects as well!

My printer will wake you up 3 rooms away with closed doors if I crank up the settings... Reducing speed and amperage is what makes the sound go away.

Yes that should work. Or you could use 2 sets of output terminals to power the Duet and the third set to connect the capacitor.

@ludodg standard settings for which firmware and software?

Really just came to me after fighting with cooling profiles in the slicer. I figured there has to be another way. No idea if that's a better one. Likely not.

As for the benefit, I guess I've just found layer adhesion and warping issues on small details because the print head is spending a lot of time in one area and it seems to cool off more than wanted. The slicer is only going by layer time.

In Cura you can force a fan speed at a layer height. I haven't checked yet but maybe you could use an infill mesh to modify fan speed in a section of the model.

I know the real solution is going to be in the slicer rather than firmware.

All versions of the Duet WiFi run the same firmware and use the same configuration data.

I'm glad it's working for you. I recommend you use firmware 2.01 because it fixes a bug in earlier versions to do with moving axes and then hiding them.

@dc42 said in Could not establish a connection - Need Help:

Thanks for the update.

No problem, 6 straight days of connectivity, so it's safe to say that was absolutely the fix 🙂

I haven't touched the multi-duet code in a while. I should be sure it is compatible with the latest tweaks to DWC. It does seem to at least connect to the latest releases.

Anyway... Later this weekend, expect an update on github.

Easily done, no worries.

Just for reference: Confirm fixed in RRF 2.01 final.

This is interesting to know. And external antenna would solve a lot of my problems, I think.

I use 6mm retraction (was 7mm before I changed the Bowden tube to Capricorn), no extra restart distance, 0.3mm vertical lift, 60mm/sec retraction speed. Also pressure advance 0.2sec in M572.