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    Duet 3 +SBC : Print randomely freeze when runin my script on RPI

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    • Donpiundefined
      Donpi
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      • Donpiundefined
        Donpi
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        The duet stop printing but the script continue

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        • chrishammundefined
          chrishamm administrators
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          Many thanks for reporting this, I've just reproduced and fixed this problem. It will be fixed in the next version.

          Duet software engineer

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          • Donpiundefined
            Donpi
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            Are there come log that I can check to see what is appening in the Duet ?
            Or what gcode is effetively executed .

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            • Phaedruxundefined
              Phaedrux Moderator
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              There is this: https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode?revisionid=HEAD#Section_M929_Start_stop_event_logging_to_SD_card

              And this: https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Getting_Started_With_Duet_3#Section_Monitoring_optional

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              • chrishammundefined
                chrishamm administrators
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                TBH I had some problems with your plugin but I've got a fix ready - at least I haven't been able to reproduce it with the latest dev version. This problem only showed up when two G/M/T-codes from two different G-code channels were frequently sent.

                To work-around this problem try to send your M106 code to the File channel (that's the same channel used for file prints) and consider adding a delay (e.g. await Task.Delay(1000);) after it. The second parameter of PerformSimpleCode lets you choose the target channel.

                Duet software engineer

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                • Donpiundefined
                  Donpi @chrishamm
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                  @chrishamm Great, I'll test that today.

                  I thought I was abandoned alone with my problem 👍

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                  • Donpiundefined
                    Donpi @chrishamm
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                    @chrishamm said in Duet 3 +SBC : Print randomely freeze when runin my script on RPI:

                    await Task.Delay(1000);

                    The workaround seems to work but it gives me many "Error parsing response" in the PanelDuet console

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                    • chrishammundefined
                      chrishamm administrators
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                      @Donpi I tested your plugin with 3.2-RC1 and I no longer get unexpected crashes or other problems. In any case I recommend adding a short delay once object model updates have been received to reduce the CPU usage a bit.

                      Duet software engineer

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                      • Donpiundefined
                        Donpi
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                        Good to hear that 😄
                        Thank you for the support

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