You need to not have a space between S and the quoted string as Lakko says. If using YAT, configure it to recognise LF alone as a line terminator.

Thank you for the quick responses and fix, I've not got my Duet up and running. A bit of a learning curve doing the config, but I'm really pleased with it.

I adapted a dyze design water block to an e3d heatsink by just grinding the fins off one side and wiring them together with plenty of thermal compound between. Chamber 45 deg C hotend heatsink 28 deg C. Happy days.

It looks like I got it working. I didn't see any change when I extracted the www files directly to the sd card folder. I was poking around at the rest of my settings and saw that the ethernet port I had bridged with the wifi port did not have internet access. I deleted and then recreated the bridge and this time checked both the Local Area Connection and the Wireless Network Connection boxes as adapters I wanted to use to connect computers on the network. The instructions I used yesterday made me think I only wanted one of those checked. As soon as the bridge was created I typed the IP address into my browser and the duet web control came right up.

Thanks for the help. Now I need to connect motors and heaters and see if I can revive this printer!

I'm not in front of my rig right now, but the commands were backwards… M551 and M552. Changing the order of things brought it up.

Not sure if I missed it, but has anyone printed PC on a PC sheet? Did it weld itself? How was warping?

Are they all tightened equally?

I just changed my kossel XL belts from no-name to genuine gates 2gt powergrip. No real change in calibration or performance.

Some people have suggested with long belt runs, as found on large deltas, using 6mm gt2 belts that if steps/mm should 80 then use 80.5 as the pitch is only correct for a taught belt and we often don't tighten them enough. Maybe you need 79.5 (or whatever proportion of your default steps/mm).

Might be worth just printing 2 towers one twice the height of the other. Check the z height after printing and if one tower is proportionally larger than the other (rather then both being the same amount too high/low) then adjust your steps/mm on all 3 towers equally and calibrate again.

@dc42:

I've done that, but on the new site https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode?revisionid=HEAD#Section_M915_Configure_motor_stall_detection instead of the old one.

Nice new Page.
The Forum links me to the Old Documentation that's why i didn't recognize that there is a new one. 🙂

Thanks.

Knew I’d seen it somewhere.

Thank you!

A very hidden thing that will make Multi monitor work much better. THANK YOU.

Yes, I enabled the checkbox for local echo, no issue. I also went and looked at other options. Appears that the Duet interface sends a linefeed character only, so Serial has an option to interpret a linefeed as a linefeed + carriage return. That option resolves the formatting problem, thanks.

I'll check and see if that is contributing to the observed behavior.

Thanks!

Parentheses surround comments in standard NIST GCode, that is why they don't work in filenames. The workaround is for the filename to be enclosed in double quotes in GCode commands. I understand that DWC 1.21 will do this when it sends commands containing filenames. The same goes for semicolons.

I have built my own delta design running the duet. I have also designed and built a paste extruder

Pretty ambitious claustro! 😄

OK… can you see any improvements quality-wise?

thanks

I'm not the photo poster… but... if you enlarge the photo a bit and look carefully at the "closest, a bit to the right" motor in the photo, you can see the pulley. It appears the belt runs inside the "innermost" and "outermost" slots (as oriented to the triangle/circle) in the Extrusion.