@Phaedrux OK, thanks. I'm part way through a run of identical prints and don't want to change firmware (even minor version) midway (just in case), so it will be a week at least before I will do that.

@moth4017

Nice that is a great addition.

@awitc not specifically. A custom panel can display almost anything from the object model, so if it exists in there then you should be able to show it. You can use the object model plugin to browse the object model.

@siladeniz said in I want to use both hotend heater pins but i cant:

@jay_s_uk Also I want to ask another thing too, sometimes while I am homing the device it goes to the wrong way, even I didn't change anything on the config or I changed something unrelated to that(like heaters) it happens. what can it be the reason and can I fix it permanently?

Can you give more detail about the behaviour? which axis goes the wrong way and when? How far? Consistently, or randomly?

@paul12345 said in DWC 3.4.5 gcode uploading via LAN error:

I also get "Error in start-up file macro line 47: Response timeout: CAN addr 121 req type 6057, RID=5" on few occasions, but TB works fine.

If you don't already have a G4 S5 delay near the start of your config.g you should add one to give all boards time to startup before the configuration is executed.

@MintyTrebor
Thanks for your help.
Can I ask this fonctionnality for futur versions ?
It will be so nice to custom correctly our owns interfaces.

You can click on Change Visibility and hide one of them if you wish.

Your board would have come with an SD card that has a dual partition setup. One partition will work when it's inserted into the Duet, and the other is a partition for the Pi when inserted there.

If you still have to original SD card and it hasn't been modified, insert that SD card into the Duet and disconnect the Pi ribbon cable.

That should allow the Duet to be reachable if you follow the getting connected guide.

https://docs.duet3d.com/en/How_to_guides/Getting_connected/Getting_connected_to_your_Duet

If you SD card has been modified you will need to prepare a fresh SD card.

https://docs.duet3d.com/en/User_manual/RepRapFirmware/SD_card

@Phaedrux thank you will try that!

@chrishamm said in Missing load filament option:

@Aurimas Yes, that's right, L0 is just a value for filament management.

thanks. will try that

@amimafe I'm glad you solved it.

If you don't specify the name of the access point that you want to connect to, then RRF will perform a scan looking for access points in its list. If there is more than one in its list that is available, it will connect to the one with the strongest signal. So it appears that there is another access point in the list that sometimes has a stronger signal than the one you want it to connect to. Use M587 with no parameters to display the list. You can use M588 to delete any unwanted entries.

@jay_s_uk
I disable wifi optimisation for the SSID my printer lives on. first time in a long time its still online over night. If the issues comes back i'll start a new thread

@Reine Oops, you're quite right. M106 S255 (which is probably what the slicer is producing in the Gcode) doesn't work, but M106 P0 S255 does. I thought M106 without a P parameter defaults P to zero. But I think it must default to the tool fan, which makes sense in a multi-tool setup, because then you're changing the fan speed of the current tool. But if no fan is associated with the tool, it doesn't fall back to F0. I've always just had no fan specified in M563, so it DOES default that to F0. I put F-1 in yesterday, but didn't run a print to realise it wouldn't be controlled by slicer Gcode.

I think you may just have to live with the slight annoyance of seeing 'Tool fan'. Sorry!

Ian

@Phaedrux
Got it! Added the config.g file to the system and now I have Wifi connection automatically.

Thanks to all for your help.

@moth4017 yes: https://github.com/Duet3D/RepRapFirmware/wiki/Object-Model-Documentation#moveaxesbabystep

@chrishamm Ok i figured out the problem. When i have the folder with all the required files in it, like dsf, sd and plugin.json for example, I need to compress the files inside the folder directly and not the folder itself. Don't know, it looks the same when you decompress it and everything but i guess there's a difference. Hope that makes sense. Anyway, thanks for your help. You can close this topic now.

@Joeyhershey said in DWC Issue not opening:

Would setting it up with a SBC fix this issue?

Most likely yes. This is because the SBC then handles all the networking and as a full mini computer and operating system it doesn't have some of the limitations that the onboard networking does.