@aytact better still, switch Lightburn to Smoothieware mode if it supports that (I think it does).

@PrintMan that is correct their server solution is open source. You can find more information here.

https://www.obico.io/obico-cloud-vs-self-hosted.html

@o_lampe Interesting development. I did what you said and identified a single rod that was more loose than all the others. I swapped them around, no difference. Turns out, its that rod position that is more loose no matter which rod is in that place.

I might have tracked the issue down, asked a question with more information here. If my daemon.g was the culprit, sorry for the waste of time.

@Phaedrux this actually ended up fixing it. The error message went away once the tool definition was correct.

That makes sense guys.

I was asking more for the visualization aspect with the DWC plugin, as opposed to using it for mesh leveling.

Ended up switching to a Duet 3 for more connections anyway, never figured this one out

@Tinchus if your motors are 2000ma you should be setting the driver currents to 1600ma with is 80% of the maximum. RRF uses peak for setting the driver current.
Don't worry about the 26ma stepping thing, RRF will sort that

@Bustable-0 on my delta, the rare layer shifts I get are caused by blobs forming on the print after a while, which the nozzle collides with. To counter this I've done a few things:

Use Z hop for travel moves (I use firmware retraction and include Z hop in the M207 settings) Reduce extrusion factor to 95% when printing with filaments that are more prone to cause blobbing Increase motor current Reduce speed when using these problem filaments

@peirof, for screw terminal crimps, I like https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GFXHH91 which is smooth and doesn't damage the insulation.

@dc42 Okay, thanks! I do think the docs could be clearer about that, although in fairness it's a nonissue for most motion systems. Appreciate the help!

The solution for my issue is in this post.

https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/29608/the-problem-of-restoring-z-height-after-toolchanger-tool-change

2 commands in the tpost#.g.

@Phaedrux said in Driver 0 Phase May Be Disconnected:

Have you sent the email yet?

Working on that right now.

@chrishamm If it were on desktop, would be easy, but this seems to happen on mobile.

@Aurimas if the print pauses then there will definitely be a reason or something recorded.
you can use M122 "DSF" to get some extra data
you can also get logs directly from DSF https://forum.duet3d.com/post/314758