Same SD card; -> I did leave the other firmware binaries on the /firmware directory this time since that seemed harmless.
Its possible my adapter/reader corrupted something on previous attempts -> this time I did it through a laptop with reader built in.

Awesome thanks!!

@HeidiH you can turn off the heater monitoring for that sensor using the M143 command

@T3P3Tony Ah - I see you can select the output voltage as being VIN (I didn't spot that initially) - so I think that way I will be able to get 24v on Out1 and Out2 - so that should solve my fan issue. thanks

@droftarts thanks for this very detailed write up, and thanks again for putting so much effort into this! I realy appreciate it. Unfortunately I'm dealing with some health issues at the moment but should be able to test in a week or two. Thanks again!

@misterjtc Hi, I would appreciate if you share how did you find out stepper motor currents? Are these currents for original creator pro stepper motors?
It seems to me that config from github here is a bit off
I have Y axis layer shifts sometimes and extruder motors at 700 are clicking when they should not

@T3P3Tony
I will install the beta and provide feedback

@Polyneutron21 what is the issue you are having and how did it happen?

@MrEratus yes that should work

@machinemark said in Custom M104 macro or Edit Existing M104 macro:

No luck turning on GPIO outputs or checking GPIO inputs. Any ideas or examples?

Will address those in the separate thread

@dbenhart Check what heater monitors are on that heater by sending M143 H2. You can disable the heater monitor with M143 H2 P0 C-1. See https://docs.duet3d.com/en/User_manual/Reference/Gcodes#m143-maximum-heater-temperature

Ian

@dc42 Thanks mate, will try to source the chips and repair.

@Triet said in Need a 0.5 sec UPS (prolonging agony for resurrection):

@stuartofmt ...which is more elegant and flexible.

Than ? I guess it all depends on build vs buy. If you want to go down the buy route - you will find the Shelly has way more out-of-the box capability (than ESP8266 NodeMCU microprocessor) with no need for programming / building.

I'm not plugging Shelly just offering an idea. Way back, I considered building but for ~$15 to buy ... well you see where I am coming from 🙂

@koreandi thats correct. theres no restriction on what pin can be used for what other than what hardware its connected to (or if theres some underlying restriction itself in the MCU design on what each pin can do)

@jumpedwithbothfeet

WINNER WINNER!

Fried Chicken dinner! 😁

You sir..are correct!
The clue I should have guessed was that the LED on the SSR was not illuminating...LEDs are polarity sensitive!

The image I was going by (duet3_mini5+_v0.5-v1.02_d1.5_wiring.png) was upside down as viewed on the screen, as opposed to the direction I have it mounted. GREAT CATCH!

Board now heats up (quickly I might add) and the LED on the SSR is aglow!

jumpedwithbothfeet wins the internets today!

Thanks to ALL who had tips, suggestions and input. You people ROCK!

@Contrepointe said in M23CL Internal fuse blowmn:

I have another question regarding the M23CL (maybe create a new topic):

Is it possible to configure a fixed origin with this type of closed loop motor, or is an end stop required as with standard motors?

You do need to use an endstop to home the axis as the absolute encoder is not a multi turn type so it does not know the absolute possition along the axis.