PanelDueFirmware 3.2-RC1 released

wilriker

@BoA said in PanelDueFirmware 3.2-RC1 released:

When I setup a tool0 (first extruder) temperature, it sets heatbed instead
Also switching chamber active/stby resets temp settings for it.
Chamber button is not switching colors for active/stby like others do, and does not deactivate chamber heater at all.

These have all been fixed

Extruder buttons are yellow when switching tool from stby to off

There is a misconception. A tool will never go to the "off" state after being activated for the first time. It will only toggle between active and standby. Only the tool's heaters can go back to off.

Heatbed button does not change colors at all.

Fixed as well.

If you tell me which version of PanelDue you have I can provide you a build to test before doing another release.

BoA

@wilriker Tools can go off from DWC, and button on panel is still yellow then.

I use PanelDue 7i

wilriker

@BoA Believe me, the tool itself is not off. You can check yourself by issuing

M409 K"tools[0].state"

will report standby.
At the same time

M409 K"heat.heaters[1].state"

might report off

You can find the new build at https://www.dropbox.com/sh/zbj590lu8udha8d/AADTx7RdBuGIhri8Xk18jNvua?dl=0

BoA

@wilriker

Looks like "off" to me

wilriker

@BoA Is that before or after the tool has been active at least once?

BoA

@wilriker After. I can cycle through all 3 state from DWC. From panel only active<->stby, but from DWC all 3.
Just testem with new FW and it works for heatbed. Buttons go gray when heatbed put to off state.

wilriker

@BoA Starting to feel a bit stupid here but how do you get the tool to go back into the off state via DWC?

Also for bed and chamber heaters that's something different because these are heaters. Tools have a state separate from their heater's state.

BoA

@wilriker OK. Nevermind. All You wrote is true. Tool does no goes back to off. only heater does.

jay_s_uk

@wilriker when the tool is in standby, click it again and it goes to off

BoA

@jay_s_uk On heater - heater will go to off, but clicking on tool switches between stby and active

BoA

@wilriker This is perhaps small issue with RRF not paneldue, but putting M116 P0 in tpost0.g seems to block refreshing tool status (and temperature refreshing) until temperature is reached.

jay_s_uk

@BoA oh yea, i forget you can click both. ignore my previous comment

BoA

@wilriker And one small thing - When setting screensaver timeout I can not "unclick" the button to close selection like with i.e. Info Timeout

wilriker

@BoA said in PanelDueFirmware 3.2-RC1 released:

@wilriker This is perhaps small issue with RRF not paneldue, but putting M116 P0 in tpost0.g seems to block refreshing tool status (and temperature refreshing) until temperature is reached.

I tried but I cannot reproduce this. Will have to look some more into that.

@BoA said in PanelDueFirmware 3.2-RC1 released:

@wilriker And one small thing - When setting screensaver timeout I can not "unclick" the button to close selection like with i.e. Info Timeout

That's basically for all of the selection. Click on "Setup" on the bottom right to close it.
EDIT: I put it on the list for the next release to auto-close it.

BoA

@wilriker My scenario details:

tool is off/stby
set active temperature like 200*C
put tool to active to start heating

Then refreshing stops until temp is reached.

wilriker

@BoA Thanks for being so precise that always helps!
I will most likely only get back to it next week, though.

Did the new build fix the other reported issues?

BoA

@wilriker Works like a charm

wilriker

@BoA Thanks for confirming.

BoA

@wilriker Well... I do not how to say this... Moving head from panel does nothing tool active or not - does not matter. All axes homed.

dc42

@BoA said in PanelDueFirmware 3.2-RC1 released:

@wilriker This is perhaps small issue with RRF not paneldue, but putting M116 P0 in tpost0.g seems to block refreshing tool status (and temperature refreshing) until temperature is reached.

That's an issue we already know about. It will require a change to RRF.