Help: Temp Sensors and Homing Issues
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@94118 said in Help: Temp Sensors and Homing Issues:
M575 P1 B57600 S1; Comms parameters for PanelDue
If you remove this line entirely it will use the defaults which should work with the paneldue. What baud rate do you have selected on the paneldue settings screen?
M587 S"SAMPLEWIFISSID" I192.168.1.101 J192.168.1.1;
M552 P"SAMPLEWIFISSID" S1; Set network SSID (P) Enable WiFi (S1)You should remove that from the config.g. Send it one to enter the SSID and password and that's all you need to do. The config.g should only have M552 S1 to enable the wifi module at bootup. That's it.
M579 X1.001895478 Y1.004419446; Scale axis (Correction factors based on measurment of printed models)
if this is a config.g from someone else you probably don't want to use their scale factor.
; Z probe and Bed compensation
M558 P1 X0 Y0 Z1 F240 H1 T4800; Set Z probe type to IR probe (P1), and is used for homing Z axis (Z1), Feed rate 4[mm/sec] (F240), Dive height 1[mm] (H1), Travel speed between points 80[mm/sec] (T4800),
G31 X35 Y0 Z1.78 P500; Set the probe offset on x axis (X35), set z probe trigger height (Z1.78), set probe output value at trigger height (P500) (FlashForge Blue BuildTak)
M557 X60:255 Y8:128 S40; Set probing grid for Auto Bed Leveling using G29 command, X(min:max) Y(min:max) S(Spacing)The config is setup to use a Z probe, but your homez is setup to use an endstop switch. Do you have a probe?
; homex.g ; called to home the X axis M913 X30; Set X motor current to 30% of its normal current to avoid ramming in case of crash G91; Switch to relative positioning G1 Z5 F300; Lower bed by 5[mm] in travel speed 5[mm/sec] to avoid crashingThat
G1 Z5 F300should beG1 Z5 F300 H2. That will get rid of the insufficient axis error for homex.I strongly suggest that you use the web configurator tool to create a new config file set. Use the details you know about the printer to fill out the form.
https://configtool.reprapfirmware.org/StartThen you can make changes to that if needed. Compare it to the other config.g and try to understand what's different between them.
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As i have stated the config.g file is not mine!!!
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Then why bother posting it?
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Have tried changes here is the result of test:
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Have also tried the previous version RRF that caused my thermistors to not read stating N/A
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It looks like you're using the test macros that came on the SD card. Do not use those. They are meant for factory testing only.
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Homing controls result Minimal movement had to maunally home axis numbers are X 216, Y 103, Z 145 these number i had to manually move so that my head is in back right corner.
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I think i might have found the problem with paneldue below is the DWC Line code for Baud Settings i think 115200 should not be their. Opinon
"M575 P1 B115200 S1","M575 P1 B57600 S1","M575","M575 P0 B57600 S1"
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@94118 said in Help: Temp Sensors and Homing Issues:
DWC Line code for
What does that mean? Can you post a screen shot? Use the windows "snip" tool.
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Line 4
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That is your command history from the "console" tab in DWC. Things you have typed in the past.
Ignore it.
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Panel still states connecting, will be changing the hotend heater and thermistor to a US made 24v 40W Heater and an NTC Thermistor to replace the K Thermalcouple
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Attn: Moderators
2 options
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Either tell me how to fix my Paneldue
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Request RMA for paneldue so that i may get it excahnged with PrintedSolid.
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@94118 said in Help: Temp Sensors and Homing Issues:
Attn: Moderators
2 options
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Either tell me how to fix my Paneldue
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Request RMA for paneldue so that i may get it excahnged with PrintedSolid.
Please restate the problem with the PanelDue.
What paneldue firmware version are you using?
How do you have it wired?
If you are using the ribbon cable, have you tried the 4 wire cable, and vice versa.
Have you tested continuity on the wires?
What baud rate is set in the PanelDue settings menu?
What baud rate are you using in your config? -
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Not Connecting, Panel firmware ver1.23, both 4 pin wire and ribbon cable , Baud rate set 56700 for both.
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Have you updated the firmware yourself, or is it still as is out of the box?
Did it connect initially?
I would try re-flashing the firmware
https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/PanelDue_Firmware_update -
yes it did connect initially, and yes i did reflash the firmware myself with Bossa i have tried reflashing the firmware may times and have not gotten anywhere
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@94118 what error do you get when you flash the firmware?
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I was getting no errors when i did this. it now states connecting.
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If it says Connecting, the PanelDue firmware is almost certainly OK.
- Go to the Setup page on PanelDue, check the baud rate setting there is 57600
- Connect to the Duet via YAT or DWC and send M575 P1. Check that it also reports 57600 baud.
