Jeff,

It looks iike I posted this before carefully reading the documentation: "FAN1 is set up as a thermostatically-controlled fan by default. To use it as a normal controlled fan, you must first cancel thermostatic mode by sending M106 P1 H-1."

Thanks for the feedback,
Bob

Hi RikyRap, welcome to the Duet world.

The configuration tool that Doug mentioned is here: https://configurator.reprapfirmware.org. You can use that to generate your configuration file and homing files. Save the zip file that it generates, and upload it to the Duet on the Settings page of the web interface.

You do not need to rebuild or re-upload the firmware to make configuration changes.

@dc42:

@(In)Sanity:

One thing that bugs me is I can move the carriage in a negative X position to get the probe closer to the edge of the bed, however doing so just results in 0's on the map. I find that very irritating.

Do you have a M208 S1 X-### command in config.g to tell the firmware that the carriage can move left as far as X-### ? If you don't, it will assume that X=0 is the lower limit.

M208 did solve the problem, I can now get within 10mm of the left edge which is close enough. The rest of the build plate I can hit each corner.

Thanks again,

Jeff

ScotY search for babystepping:

https://www.duet3d.com/forum/thread.php?id=666#p6414
https://www.duet3d.com/forum/thread.php?id=210#p1958

and the 1.18 provisional change list:
https://www.duet3d.com/forum/thread.php?id=598#p5718

I got my new PT100 board. It corrected the problem.

The old board will be back to you guys to look at shortly.

Larry

thank u 😄 😄

I'm running Simplify3D and the times are really far off. I've learned to look at the printer times and ignore the slicer times. I've also learned to check the estimated finish time after a few layers have completed. Certainly nothing to fix at all here. I've found the printer to be close enough.

Jeff

Have you tried sending the M557 manually just before G29/G31?
I am just guessing the M556 might have affected it.

I'm sorry to hear you are having problems with a new board. This page https://duet3d.com/wiki/What_to_do_if_your_Duet_or_Duet_WiFi_won%27t_respond may help.

Maybe it's this:

M203 X100 Y100 Z30 E20 ; Set maximum speeds (mm/min)

100mm per minute.

i used this code in the bed.g
G1 Z-200 S1 F100 ; move Z down until the switch triggers
G30 P0 ; probe

You should probe from a sufficient Z height, say 5mm. You should not have any homing moves (i.e. G1 moves with S parameter) in bed.g. Try this:

M561 ; clear any bed transform, otherwise homing may be at the wrong height
G28 ; home all
G1 Z5 ;
G30 P0 X15 Y15 Z-99999 ; probe
G30 P1 X160 Y15 Z-99999 ;
G30 P2 X160 Y160 Z-99999 ;
G30 P3 X15 Y160 Z-99999 S0 ; probe and calibrate with 4 parameters (as there is 4 points)
G1 Z10 F350 ;

and i used mechanical limit swutch in z axis
the z axis in all points still down (the limit is triggered and do not stop down ) until the z postion bcome 0 and become up again

thanks for your help anyway!

Please read the wiki before asking in the forum. I don't want to be rude but 90% of the questions you have asked are already in the wiki, therefore your old posts are mostly replied with a link to the wiki page.
And please discussing your z-probe problem in your original post instead of starting a new one.

I am sorry you are having problems getting your Duet WiFi working with your WiFi network. There are two developments that may help you when they are released:

Work on the Duet Ethernet (like the Duet WiFi but with Ethernet instead of WiFi) is progressing well; In a future firmware update I will add the facility to configure the SSID and password of the router you want to connect to in a file on the SD card.

First its M98 Pbed.g
and the "zagzag" underline is your operating system who made this,its the spell correction 😉

Installing Firefox fixed it. Looks like it's broken in IE11.

You would need to use M98 Pbed.g and either put bed.get in the /sys folder or give the full path to the file in the M98 command.

@dc42:

Your Z probe trigger height is very low. When the nozzle is touching the bed, what is the separation between the bed and the bottom edge of the IR sensor board? It should be between 1 and 2mm.

How thick is the glass?

The glass is 3mm and the separation between the bed and the bottom edge of the sensor is between 2.5 and 3mm.
I am planning to move the sensor as I am unhappy with the offset, I have set it at 1mm in my future new setup.

Antoine