Duet 3 Web Address in Stand Alone Mode
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@Collin said in Duet 3 Web Address in Stand Alone Mode:
Has anyone successfully loaded a firmware on Duet 3?
Yes, but using the command line tool bossac. Maybe you have the erase jumper still in place, that would have the effect you describe.
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@bearer I definitely used a jumper on the erase pins to startup the board so it makes sense the firmware is gone, but the problem is once I flash it with new firmware, it doesn't show up at a Duet 3D Printer device in Device Manager. It still shows as Bossa Program Device
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Maybe I was unclear; I was trying to make sure you removed the jumper prior to using Bossa to flash the firmware. Try pressing verify after the flashing is complete and see what it says.
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@bearer Ahhh Gotcha, Yes the jumper is removed.
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Hmm, and you're using the latest 1.9.1 version of Bossa?
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I restarted my laptop and under device manager > Other Devices I can find the Duet now. I am using the link below to download duet usb drivers and I am wondering if there is another link for duet 3 specific drivers. When I try to use this driver is says it could not find the driver files inside the folder.
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@Collin said in Duet 3 Web Address in Stand Alone Mode:
if there is another link for duet 3 specific drivers.
no idea what drivers you have, nor have i needed any drivers. however i suspect if you open the .inf file and replace
60ecwith60eethe drivers will work for duet3 instead of duet2.(edit; or maybe you should check that your duet has the correct hardware ids first.
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@bearer Yes that worked and I was able to load the firmware! I had to replace it in 3 difference locations inside the driver files. Now I can get into YAT and it said my IP address was 0.0.0.0 using the m552 command.
Now I connected with the ethernet cable and in chrome, when I type in 0.0.0.0 it still doesn't load. any thoughts?
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Also stupid question, does this need connected to my router or to my laptop ethernet port? I am connected to the ethernet on my laptop directly to the Duet 3 with ethernet.
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@Collin said in Duet 3 Web Address in Stand Alone Mode:
Now I can get into YAT and it said my IP address was 0.0.0.0 using the m552 command.
Thats not a valid IP adderss but a special case to use DHCP to have your router assign an IP address dynamically; so either connect to your router or set a valid static IP for both the Duet and the computer.
I had to replace it in 3 difference locations inside the driver files.
(as a side note you only had to replace it in the correct place for your operating system, but easier to do all))
