Duet3D 2 WiFi - Requested temperature out of range

[supset]

@davidvh86 if there’s a configuration in that file, that would be easy and cool -

[fcwilt]

Hi,

Well I see the M143 for the bed but I don't see the M143 for the hotend.

Perhaps the config tool has a bug.

In any case lookup how to use M143 and add it to your config file for the hotend.

Frederick

[davidvh86]

@supset
@supset
I was actually about to fix the same issue i was having where my config didn't put a limit for my chamber heater, i planned on trying it when i got home . let me know what happens

m143 h1 s350 ; add this at the end of ur heater section , I put 350 for you max adjust it accordingly

[davidvh86]

@fcwilt
I think it does too a few of my temp limits wernt showing up in my final config.

[fcwilt]

@davidvh86 said in Duet3D 2 WiFi - Requested temperature out of range:

@fcwilt
I think it does too a few of my temp limits wernt showing up in my final config.

Just one more edit and I think you will have it.

Frederick

[supset]

@fcwilt let’s see here,...

[supset]

@fcwilt nice! stopped The error message, capping out, at around 305c weird

[fcwilt]

Hi,

I removed the M143 for my extruder and reset the board.

Now the temp limit reported was 285 - so perhaps that is the default for extruders.

Frederick

[jay_s_uk]

IIRC when not defined, the default max temperature is 280 degrees for a tool

[Phaedrux]

What is your installed firmware version? M115 to find out.

[supset]

@fcwilt @fcwilt where does that configuration temp number live, is it accessible - it seems the M143 is the override

Excellent deductive test, simple but effective

[supset]

@Phaedrux currently 3.1.1

[fcwilt]

@supset

Any defaults are going to be coded into the firmware.

The purpose of M143 and many other commands are to set the actual required values.

I have never worried about defaults since I am going to be setting the values I need.

Frederick