Bug when not using E0 & E1

spett

My M584 looks like this, it's temporary and my 4th extruder is not in use yet and therefore mapped to a unused header:
M584 Y4 X2 Z10 E1:0:3:9

E0 & E1 Does not show up in DWC

T3P3Tony

@spett said in Bug when not using E0 & E1:

E1:0:3:9

sorry I misread your first post - is the heaters you have on the expansion, the extruder motors are on both.

So E0 and E1 (motors) are being used (on tool 1 and 0?) can you also post your tool configs please. Infact, eaasiest if you post the whole config.g

spett

@T3P3Tony Yeah maybe I'm not using the right terms, sorry for that. It's the heaters and thermistors for the tools that are connected to the DueX5. Extruders are connected to Duet3D step drivers and one unconnected mapped to the LCD expansion connector.
I have added my config file, It's somewhat a work in progress..

config.g

spett

@T3P3Tony do you have any suggestions?

T3P3Tony

@dc42 should the PanelDue only show configured tools?

spett

@dc42 anything I can do to hide e0 and e1 on paneldue?

CHP

It looks like the PanelDue shows Heaters instead of Tools. I have 4 tools configured, using the default heaters everything is shown correctly but now I have assigned H7 to the 3rd tool (because the cable was too short) and it's all messed up now:

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bot

Do you have the latest PanelDue firmware installed?

CHP

@bot 1.23.2 Is the firmware version

droftarts

The PanelDue firmware enumerates the heater connections up to the last defined heater connection, rather than the tools you define. So if you skip a heater connection, and define a heater with the next one, it will show the one in-between automatically. If you define a single heater on H7, it will show all the others in-between. Ideally, define them sequentially from E0.

I believe that this will be fixed in RepRapFirmware 3, as RRF 3 uses pin names instead of logical pin numbers. See dc42's post here: https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/12223/7inch-paneldue-showing-only-6-heaters-doesn-t-show-7th/7

Ian

dragontattoo

I don't know much about this. Try using find integrals online and compare it with duet3d. You might get some solution to this.