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    Veti
    last edited by Veti 19 Oct 2020, 10:12

    you have no maximum defined for all axis

    you have no minimum defined for x and y

    your thermistor config is wrong. find the correct beta value in your thermistor documentation.

    M591 D0 CE2_STOP P1 E6.0 ; filament monitor connected to E2 endstop

    that command seems wrong the pin definition is wrong and does not exist

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      dc42 administrators @Veti
      last edited by dc42 19 Oct 2020, 10:24

      @Veti said in Filament sensor switch in 4 axis Delta:

      you have no maximum defined for all axis
      you have no minimum defined for x and y

      That's normal when the printer is a delta.

      M591 D0 CE2_STOP P1 E6.0 ; filament monitor connected to E2 endstop

      that command seems wrong the pin definition is wrong and does not exist

      yes indeed, the pin name needs to be enclosed in quotes like this:

      M591 D0 C"E2_STOP" P1 E6.0 ; filament monitor connected to E2 endstop

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        Veti @dc42
        last edited by Veti 19 Oct 2020, 10:25

        @dc42 said in Filament sensor switch in 4 axis Delta:

        That's normal when the printer is a delta.

        missed that part. thx

        but whats the error then?

        Error: Z axis maximum must be greater than minimum

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          Phaedrux Moderator @Veti
          last edited by 19 Oct 2020, 16:59

          @Veti said in Filament sensor switch in 4 axis Delta:

          but whats the error then?

          Error: Z axis maximum must be greater than minimum

          He's still using M208 S0, which is the maximum, but he went from -2 as the max height to 0 as the max height. Still makes no sense.

          @ander Use M208 S1 Z-2 That sets the low point of the z axis to -2mm below the surface. You'll need a separate line for M208 S0 U1000 to set the max travel for your U axis

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            ander
            last edited by 20 Oct 2020, 16:44

            Thanks for the help, i tried what you (phaedrux) sayd and worked, i don´t have this error anymore.
            Now, the filament sensor switch (it is a regular endstop switch)is connected to pin 4 (E2_stop)in the expansion board.
            and is giving me an error:

            M98 P"config.g"
            HTTP is enabled on port 80
            FTP is disabled
            TELNET is disabled
            Endstop configuration:
            X: high end switch connected to pin xstop
            Y: high end switch connected to pin ystop
            Z: high end switch connected to pin zstop
            U: high end switch connected to pin e0stopWarning: Heater 0 appears to be over-powered. If left on at full power, its temperature is predicted to reach 365C
            Error: Unknown pin name 'e2stop'
            Warning: Heater 0 appears to be over-powered. If left on at full power, its temperature is predicted to reach 365C
            Warning: Heater 1 appears to be over-powered. If left on at full power, its temperature is predicted to reach 1232C

            How can i make it work?
            here is my last config.g
            thanks

            config(9).g

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              Veti @ander
              last edited by 20 Oct 2020, 17:15

              @ander said in Filament sensor switch in 4 axis Delta:

              Error: Unknown pin name 'e2stop'

              thats the wrong name. phaedrux posted a list of the pin names that are valid in this thread

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                Phaedrux Moderator @ander
                last edited by 20 Oct 2020, 17:23

                @ander said in Filament sensor switch in 4 axis Delta:

                Error: Unknown pin name 'e2stop'

                Try exp.e2stop as the pin name.

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                  ander
                  last edited by 28 Oct 2020, 12:37

                  Hi there
                  i put exp.e2stop, and my endswitch´s signal wire goes to pin 4 on the expansion side, i see no error for now when i reset the duet. then i tested printing something and pushing and releasing the switch of the filament....the printing continues as normal....so it doesn´t work.
                  Also, something weird happens with the extruder that i realised. If i set manually for example 200 degrees for the extruder, seems to reach and mantain it very well. but when printing....first reaches 200 degres and then starts autoleveling...and when does it, temperature varies quite a bit, and sometimes gives me temp error due to those oscilations (i´m using a E3D)
                  thanks
                  config(10).g

                  M98 P"config.g"
                  HTTP is enabled on port 80
                  FTP is disabled
                  TELNET is disabled
                  Endstop configuration:
                  X: high end switch connected to pin xstop
                  Y: high end switch connected to pin ystop
                  Z: high end switch connected to pin zstop
                  U: high end switch connected to pin e0stopWarning: Heater 0 appears to be over-powered. If left on at full power, its temperature is predicted to reach 365C
                  Warning: Heater 1 appears to be over-powered. If left on at full power, its temperature is predicted to reach 1305C

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                    ander
                    last edited by 3 Nov 2020, 07:45

                    Anyone can help me please?

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                      Phaedrux Moderator
                      last edited by Phaedrux 11 Mar 2020, 17:45 3 Nov 2020, 17:25

                      Sorry I missed your last reply there.

                      M591 D0 C"exp.e2_stop" P1 E6.0

                      The underscore shouldn't matter, but try remove the _ between e2 and stop.

                      The E6 parameter would only be used with the laser monitor. This is a simple switch is it not? So remove the E6 entirely.

                      You're also missing S1 to enable filament monitoring.

                      Try this corrected line

                      M591 D0 C"exp.e2stop" P1 S1

                      The other alternative is to try enabling pullup resistor by adding a ^ in front of the pin name.

                      M591 D0 C"^exp.e2stop" P1 S1

                      If that doesn't work, you can also try P2 instead of P1. I'm not sure what type of switch you have, so try both.

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                        Phaedrux Moderator @ander
                        last edited by 3 Nov 2020, 17:26

                        @ander said in Filament sensor switch in 4 axis Delta:

                        Also, something weird happens with the extruder that i realised. If i set manually for example 200 degrees for the extruder, seems to reach and mantain it very well. but when printing....first reaches 200 degres and then starts autoleveling...and when does it, temperature varies quite a bit, and sometimes gives me temp error due to those oscilations (i´m using a E3D)

                        Have you done a PID tuning of the hotend yet? Do you have a silicone sock on the nozzle? Does the part cooling fan blow on the heater block?

                        https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Guide/Ender+3+Pro+and+Duet+Maestro+Guide+Part+4:+Calibration/40#s161

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                          ander
                          last edited by 5 Nov 2020, 08:38

                          Hi there
                          Yes, i already did the PID tunning, i have an E3D with a sock, but the weird thing is that the malfunction happens only while autoleveling, if there is no temp error after autoleveling the printing goes perfect, the temperature is very stable.
                          referring to the filament monitoring, i tried like you said and looks like works 🙂

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