Duet3 Diag constantly flashing
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@Lanovar said in Duet3 Diag constantly flashing:
Then i checked the Diag LED and its constantly flashing.
flashing 1hz is indicative the firmware is working as it should (however flashing red light might not be the best choice for a "ok" status)
if you get a response to
m115as shown it confirms the firmware is ok; would suggest the problem is the configuration or network. -
@Lanovar said in Duet3 Diag constantly flashing:
standalone
steps 6 through 9 might help
https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Guide/1.)+Getting+Connected+to+your+Duet/7#s9
(guide is for duet 2, but should be more or less the same for duet 3 stand alone)
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But i didnt change anything.
i forgot to tell, that the "old" SD card, wouldnt show up in windows.
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@bearer
Ok, now Im not getting timeouted, instead:
Your Duet rejected the HTTP request: page not found
Check that the SD card is mounted and has the correct files in its /www folder -
And after a reboot - timeouted again.
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sounds like the backup card doesn't have the duet web control files on it.
download and extract to /www on the sd card.
https://github.com/Duet3D/DuetWebControl/releases
(and its not a timeout, its a http 404 not found error)
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Isnt the /www included if i download the .zip from DWI? Maybe my problem is, that I'm trying to upload without the www and sys?
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@Lanovar said in Duet3 Diag constantly flashing:
Isnt the /www included if i download the .zip
no.
Maybe my problem is, that I'm trying to upload without the www and sys?
how are you uploading the files without a functioning DuetWebControl? you probably need to copy the files onto the sd card from your computer (into the correct folder, which may or may not need to be created if it doesn't exist)
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Sorry, by uploading I meant via SD card. And you were right, but not only the DWI was missing. The whole SD card deleted itself. I dont know how that happend with a pretty new card.
The old card doesnt even show up in windows. Do you have any ideas/experience on that?
I got it back up and running so far, but i dont have a backup of my macros.
Any tipps on maybe recovering the old one?Maybe a hint in the documentation about file structure and how to "rebuild" a SD card if one fails would be nice. (What i did is, just throwing the unzipped config onto the card and putting it back into the printer - now I can tell you: "that doesnt work" haha)
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@Lanovar said in Duet3 Diag constantly flashing:
Maybe a hint in the documentation about file structure and how to "rebuild" a SD card if one fails would be nice.
true story: http://google.com/?q=duet+sd+card
Any tipps on maybe recovering the old one?
you could google fat32 recovery but odds are slim.
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true story: http://google.com/?q=duet+sd+card
In my case this link would have been all I need. Whos taking care the documentaion?
@bearer said in Duet3 Diag constantly flashing:
you could google fat32 recovery but odds are slim.
Sadly i dont get my PC to detect the card.
But thanks to your help, I got all up and running again. (and I have a backup now!
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@Lanovar said in Duet3 Diag constantly flashing:
Whos taking care the documentaion?
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I believe that was the first result in google; and I was trying to make a point ...
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@bearer said in Duet3 Diag constantly flashing:
I believe that was the first result in google; and I was trying to make a point ...
Yes, i know. I didnt google for SD card, but for the problem in my words. And I did not find this... So my idea was just to help others who might be thinking the way I was. But anyways, thanks for your help-
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@Lanovar Links to that SD card page are all over the documentation, including on the first page and in the troubleshooting section. I've added a link here, too: https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Getting_Started_With_Duet_3#Section_Running_in_standalone_mode
Ian
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@droftarts Thx.
Didnt want to make it that complicated, I was just trying to help and make it a bit easier for new users like me. -
@Lanovar said in Duet3 Diag constantly flashing:
I was just trying to help and make it a bit easier for new users like me.
Thanks for sharing your new user perspective. We're always trying to make it as easy as possible for new users to try and lessen the learning curve.
