@jltx Thanks. I have gone back and checked which iOS versions work with which DWC versions, with the iOS devices I have available:

iOS 10.3.3 (iPad 4th Gen) - up to RRF/DWC 3.4.6, blank page with 3.5.1
iPadOS 15.8.4 (iPad Air 2) - up to RRF/DWC 3.5.4, blank page with 3.6.0-rc.2
iPadOS 18.4 (iPad 9th Gen) / iOS 18.4 (iPhone 15) - 3.6.0-rc.2 shows correctly.

I'd guess that your iPad with iOS 12.5.7 would work with RRF 3.5.4, which is the current release. If you could check, that would be helpful.
3.6.0 is still in testing, so it might yet change. @chrishamm says it's the 'browserlist' (https://github.com/Duet3D/DuetWebControl/blob/v3.6-dev/package.json) that sets the browser versions that DWC can use, though this is the same as was in the 3.5 release:

"browserslist": [ "> 1%", "last 2 versions", "not dead", "not ie 11" ]

I'll update the 'Browser compatibility' text on the DWC wiki page.

Ian

@Piet please post a photo showing how you have connected that cable to the Duet.

@droftarts
Alright. Thank you. I will give that a whirl.
Currently in front 1/3rd of a 72hr print

@Phaedrux @chrishamm @dc42
I ended up resetting my laptop OS and am now able to upload large files.

I appreciate all of you help and suggestions.

@droftarts Thanks for that.

@chrishamm That solution wont work completely, I tested it. By putting the files on read only mode, they are not protected from the user dwc. DWC (I might be wrong about whi is doing this ) open the files, reads them, and I have seen they are modified on their atributes.

What I did and worked @trulm (my situation is the same as you) is changing the sticky bits on the files;

sudo chattr +i /opt/dsf/sd/sys/*.g
sudo chattr -i /opt/dsf/sd/sys/config-override.g

This bit makes the files imposible to be modified. Do the same with the macros and the filaments directories.
Also, I have modified the html files on DWC deleting the links to the areas I didnt want my student even look, like for example I deleted the posibility to manually introduce a temperature for the hotend and I also deleted the fill area in the console . In that way students can modified temperature, can not enter gcode comands either ,)

@Dutchprinting you could use MQTT to send a message from the duet when something happens (using M118) otherwise its a case of polling the duet for data and looking for the change.
NodeRed has a node written for RRF that would be an easy way to get the email functionality

@T3P3Tony

Thanks for the info and the re-location.

Frederick

@droftarts

Thanks for the reply.

I believe I have a way to do what I want.

Frederick

@Zoltan3D In SBC mode you also have sbc.memory.available + sbc.memory.total for the SBC RAM. The macro dc42 posted should work for the SBC storage device as well.

@aceranic Just found other port, it is <single bed control which was on. after off, all is good with Bed temp.
Also 3.5.3 has issues with WiFi, will try 3.5.4.

@Handymanpa54 start a new thread please and add in as much info as possible e.g. config, board. Firmware version

@jedi well get the connection going as detailed there and then send
M122 and M552 and post the outputs here

Hello! Just got back from traveling. (Sorry got delayed for a few days.) I tried updating to 3.5.4 which seems to fix the issue. I'll keep doing some test. Thanks a lot for the help.

@Electriceye Check the start and end gcode, Klipper commands have crept in there, that aren't controlled by the firmware type switch.

Ian

@oliof said in Can&#x60;t connect to Duet Web Control due to dynamic IP address:

consider setting up AP mode on the printer for a direct connection.

In this case it's a 6HC, so no AP mode, but direct wired connection would be ideal.

@droftarts

That's really good to know, as I def want to implement input shaping and it sounds like the LIS2DW and LIS3DH accelerometers are the way to go. What shocks me is how incredibly inexpensive those are compared to the ADXL345, with
higher resolution, less artifacts and lower cost seems counter intuitive. 😉

I'm looking forward to getting this implemented asap, as input shaping seems to be the way to go!

Many thanks to all for the input- much appreciated!

Cheers!