If you use the 2-wire configuration then the resistance of the wires affects the temperature readings. AFAIR the reading increases by 0.4C per ohm of resistance. If you use the 4-wire configuration then the resistance of the wires gets cancelled out. That's the only difference.

The two "jumper for 2 wire" spots are already connected. They only need to be broken if you are using a 4-wire connection and a 4-wire PT100 cartridge.

@boldnuts if you want to purchase the production version then please email info@duet3d.com otherwise getting a prototype from David should be cheaper.

Okay, problem is solved it was motor cable and actually both cable.

I dont understood why both cable can die same day, anyway this is very cheap repair thank you.

--Ari

@buetuser Thanks for your order, I can confirm we received it and we do send confirmation emails automatically so I am not sure why you did not received one. I have forwarded my copy on to you.

@juice please email us info@duet3d.com and we can arrange it.

Not a problem, ill get my order placed.

Thanks.

just got a reply. They are supplying v1.03 now.

@angelars yes:

https://www.filastruder.com/collections/electronics

@elmoret on the forum.

For a full list of our current distributors world wide see:

https://www.duet3d.com/GenuineResellers

Alternatively, you can buy Duet Ethernet and connect it to an access point, so the Duet could be accessed through Wifi. so basically the access point acts as an antenna.