Thank you for the Information.
I'll try it in standalone mode, the next time I get the chance.

Never mind, I see you've started another thread and it looks like you've updated and solved your problem.

allso now my independent twin print cooling systems seems to work.

Yes that portion of the wiki was added a little while ago when someone else was asking about the Palette. And they did get it working at the time. However, I'm not sure what may have changed to the Palette or Octoprint software in the mean time.

I think user @MartinNYHC got it working recently though.

https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/21022/duet-rrf-mosaic-palette-and-octoprint?_=1612197410142

@Phaedrux said in duet 2 wifi reported error auto reconnect failed:

M575 P1 B57600 S1

Oh Man!
Yes ecatly this was the reason.
It works now, thank you very much.

@chrishamm

I have not seen this issue since this morning any more. Maybe something wrong with my workstation? I'm not sure... I will keep an eye on it.

@kazolar said in DWC 3.2 Layer Chart broken:

Duet 2 Ethernet 2.05.
DWC 3.2

Firmware 2.05 and DWC 3.2? If that's the case and you want to stick with RRF2, you should stick with DWC 2.0.7.

https://github.com/Duet3D/RepRapFirmware/releases/download/2.05.1/DuetWebControl-SD-2.0.7.zip

@Mentaluproar said in Turn light on or off via URL:

Is there a page that explains this somewhere?

i just had a look in the web browser console which command is send from the web ui

@Tisum1979 said in Duet2 wifi Not connecting:

I typed in my IP address

Where did you get that ip address? Are you sure it's correct?

@Tisum1979 said in Duet2 wifi Not connecting:

I created a access point which isn't connected to the internet

You mean on your router, or with the Duet itself as an access point?

@Tisum1979 said in Duet2 wifi Not connecting:

Can I upgrade firmware from 2.05.1 / wifi firmware version 1.23 if I can not get onto my WCB?

Yes you can, but I would suggest getting connected first and doing it from the DWC if at all possible.

https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Installing_and_Updating_Firmware

@o_lampe : )

@Phaedrux said in Tool fans representation within DWC:

tool fan 0 duplicates print cool fan 1
tool fan 1 duplicates print cool fan 2

Maybe if I explain in another way.
The tool fan slider controls the fans defined in the M563 command of the currently selected tool.
the other sliders control the fans defined by M950/M106 directly.

I try to explain again:

Status-quo: "print-cool-fan" is duplicating "tool-fan" so nothing worse here:
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The only change would be from:
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to
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If only the active tool is shown then there is no duplication more than now, because if you do not want to see the "enclosed" fans you simply "close" the "triangle/arrowhead". (I am sure you are familiar with this kind of representations from file-managers).

But still there is the benefit that it is clear that the tool-fan is ruling "all" fans for that tool (of course only non-thermostatic ones) and it nicely lists all those for the user. (At least for me it would be way more clear what is going on. But forum entries suggest that a lot of other people right know with the current userinterface can get confused about the purpose and behaviour of the "tool fan(s)"

By indenting you can differentiate between:

fans of that tool independant fans

I think on the long run it would be much clearer what is going on:
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And, you would have in this example e.g. the same 5 fans listed in DWC, just that with indenting it would be clearer on what controls what

yep there was a sneaky little m300 in there. Thank you very much, now i wont get woken up by my printer again 😄

@Gerfa Start a new thread for your issue and include details on your setup.

@Phaedrux Thank you.
This was also helped me !
Thank you.

Thank you for your reply Ian,

I didn't understand that the extruder heater had to be above a certain temperature to enable the extruder controls. It's working fine now.

Ross

@devpeeps https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/7773/forum-feature-mark-as-question-solved

Thank you for your help!

I am disconnecting from my cellphone hotspot when trying to connect to the duet through my LAN. So I don't think the hotspot is creating the problem (unless I need internet connection while I connect to the duet).

I've been working on this for days... knowing this is probably a five minute solution for someone. This is the stuff I get stuck on.

Yesterday I finally got firmware 3.2 loaded onto my duet 2 wifi board. I'm including pictures of the files I have loaded onto the SD card.

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@Phaedrux

I think I have fixed the issue.

The SBC and Duet had external PSU 5v, the cable for SBC was going in the same path where the Bed cable is. Somehow, those two were interfering with each other (inducing current/voltage) and creating issues. Also, my ribbon cable was going under the duet which wasn't helping as well.

I have disconnected 5v PSU and now the Duet powers up the SBC. The ribbon cable is above the duet. I had a successful 2.5h print.

Those parts are very sensitive to be honest.

If you are using WiFi may it be a poor signal?

Frederick

@chrishamm

I was able to reproduce the issue:

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