@Jorge thanks for updating us.

I had really hoped this one was put to bed. Alas.

Sounds like there are additional checks planned to help prevent this in the future in coming betas.

@dc42 Thanks everyone! It's behaving much better now. Now, I start the fun process of correcting a funky height map which I may know already what the problem is. Thank you again.

It still knows where the probe is. So if you send the nozzle to the center of the bed, it knows the probe offset and it knows where it's probing. If you want to probe the center of the bed, move the nozzle such that the probe is at the center.

@dc42 I always use a sdcard because I need a wifi booster but I don t have any. I got some trouble lately that make me belive my sd card is the only thing that where not try yet.

To correct myself for this error line invalid character '<' looking for beginning of value

You have to be logged in DWC. Tried this morning to run backup but got the error line so just login then it works.

So add -password to your syntax

You may want to add a G1 X Y move before the G30 to position the print head where you want to probe. Typically the center of the bed is used.

@dc42 May be this should be looked (or not because it is actually not really much) but I have noticed this:

in the past the way I used daemon.g was putting inside the code I wanted and a G4 S1 to make it work every second.
While doing this my MCU temperature was between 37 and 42 degrees C
Tonight I have done the advised change and now my MCU is steady at 50C
and this temperature is while the board is just sitting, no printing and no other activity is being done.

@rugbysbs A couple of other things stand out from your config. Extruders are treated like individual axes so you need to define things like micro stepping, steps per mm, acceleration etc for both extruders using the format Enn:nn. Also, you'll need a second M307 for heater 2.

@Wurke it sounds to me that you are looking to maintain constant torque. A stepper motor isn't the best type of motor for this. More suitable would be a brushed DC motor run at constant current, or a BLDC motor with its controller set to torque mode.

@engikeneer will do, thanks, and thanks, @dc42 .

@Philipp-R it's part of 3.5b1

@jzagaja currently RRF only supports CAN-FD
There is a second CAN connection on the board and I know its being used to configure CAN connected o-drives but its not being used to send movement commands.

@modl fantastic!

@hunterschoonover said in How do I configure Z-Probe Offset(s) for different nozzles?:

Duet 3 MB6HC version 3.4.0

It also wouldn't hurt to update your firmware by uploading this zip file to the system tab in DWC.

https://github.com/Duet3D/RepRapFirmware/releases/download/3.4.5/Duet2and3Firmware-3.4.5.zip

@Phaedrux
🤦 that was it. I now have the Reply and Quote button.

Funny that I was able to create a new post, but not reply to my own.

Thanks for your help!

@Phaedrux Awesome thank you

@T3P3Tony Awesome thanks look like I will be up and running soon thanks to all of you.

Now to set up the load and unload for 5 tools.
my thought is to first load filament for each tool the job calls for.
it would look like this. hit load macro and it loads for the tool selected up to the filament sensor and then unloads back to a safe point before the filament manifold. and for print. load to the sensor then slow down to continue loading direct drive and continue to the prime nozzle then wipe and return to print.
Then for the next tool, it unloads the previous tool to a safe point and then reloads the next tool like the above. Hope you don't mind me including this too. It's going to take a min for this one. Have you seen a load filament to a sensor set up like your magnetic filament sensor? Ps. did you see this question coming
Thank you again you all are great

@Exerqtor just started the planning for it!