Creality CR-10 upgrade
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Thank you. This sort of info is very valuable. The sensors I got are these:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Geeetech-3x-Opto-optical-Endstop-end-stop-Switch-Reprap-Prusa-Mendel-3D-printer/271443460817?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649Have a look here:
https://duet3d.com/wiki/Connecting_endstop_switches#3.3V-compatible_optical_endstopEspecially:
Note: opto endstops made to the Generation 7 design are often claimed to be 3.3V-compatible, but in fact the design is marginal with a 5V supply and frequently doesn't work at all on 3.3V. To use this design with a 3.3V supply, replace the 180 ohm resistor by 100 ohms, and either replace the 1K resistor by 10K or remove it completely.
If you wire up and endstop and plug it into a endstop connector you can see if it works by using looking on the machine properties tab on the web interface to see if the endstop is triggered when you block the optical path.
If not then you either need to get a 3.3V compatible endstop or make the modifications described on the wiki page https://duet3d.com/wiki/Connecting_endstop_switches#3.3V-compatible_optical_endstop
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Thanks. Seems easy doable. Thats enough for me to get going.
@CaLviNx:
So, if you cant help, skip trying to make me look stupid cause you know nothing about me and avoid posting irrelevant crap
You are doing a grand enough job of making yourself look stupid without my help…....
Did you ever logically think to take the time to look at the wiki where all the specs on what works with the duet board resides ?
All the information is there if you take the time to look for it, instead of clogging up the forum with questions that have been asked over and over.
The logical path would be hmmm I like the looks of the Duet I wonder if the gear I have will work with it?
So how do I find that out.....
Ah duet website, lets google that...
Ohhh now they have a wiki, lets see if they list what I have will work, or do i need new equipment
well bugger me they have a list of the the components that will work with a duet https://duet3d.com/wiki/Duet_Wiki#Choosing_components_to_work_with_your_Duet_electronics
I can go there and compare what i have against what they list…
I put the efforts in reading wiki but sometimes i miss stuff or interpret wrong, i am not natively english speaking and there is no point to be hostile.
You are having issues bro, not me
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Got the duet, was happy to find some connector which i already got
Getting the firmware upgraded and i get this:
M997 S0:1
SENDING:M997 S0:1
Invalid module number '1'
I did extract files to /www (deleted the folder and created new www then extracted files)
Placed two files to /sys directory and renamed them to DuetWiFiFirmware.bin and DuetWiFiServer.bin
Prontorface connected and returns info with M587
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Is is a Duet WiFi that you have, or a different Duet e.g. Duet Ethernet?
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wifi
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It has 1.18.2 i think
I also have disabled network in config.g with M552 S1 with semicolon
BTW tried both YAT and pronterface with same outcome -
Did you send M997 S0:1 from DWC or from Pronterface?
From Pronterface, you can send M997 S1 and M997 S0 separately.
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Sending M997 S1 returns:
>>>M997 S1
SENDING:M997 S1
Invalid module number '1'
Sending M997 S0 returns:
>>>M997 S0
SENDING:M997 S0
Error: Firmware binary "DuetEthernetFirmware.bin" not found
[ERROR] Error: Firmware binary "DuetEthernetFirmware.bin" not foundMaybe i am skipping some crucial steps? Working on win10 64bit.
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Somehow you have installed DuetEthernetFirmware on your Duet WiFi. Is it definitely the Duet WiFi that you have - the board that has the WiFi module soldered on near on corner, with the antenna part overhanging the edge of the board? Or is it a Duet Ethernet, with a daughter board that carries the Ethernet socket?
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Its deff wifi, i had it connected to my network
I have not installed it yet, i just got the board today and read that it is advisable to upgrade to the newest firmware so i tried
Got the files from here: https://github.com/dc42/RepRapFirmware/releases
and i did dowload this file: DuetWiFiServer-1.19.bin -
How about if I rename duet WiFi to duet Ethernet and flash it then flash wifi module?
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If you run M115 i think you will find that it reports itself as a Duet Ethernet, because somehow it is running DuetEthernetFirmware.
What you need to do now is download DuetWiFiFirmware-1.19.bin to /sys on the SD card. But then rename it to DuetEthernetFirmware.bin. Then you will be able to run M997 S0 to install it. When it has finished installing and rebooted after about a minute, you should be able to run M997 S1 to install the new WiFi firmware.
Edit: your post crossed with mine.
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This error comes up:
SENDING:M997 S0
[ERROR] Can't read from printer (disconnected?) (SerialException): call to ClearCommError failed -
Erased all then used SAM-BA to load wifi firmware and then M997 S0:1 worked. All upgraded.
P.S. I was wandering if there is Ad-hoc functionality? Or is there a way to avoid using router and connecting strait to duetwifi from tablet?
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This error comes up:
SENDING:M997 S0
[ERROR] Can't read from printer (disconnected?) (SerialException): call to ClearCommError failedThat's normal. The USB port is closed while the firmware is updated. You can reconnect about a minute later when the firmware update has completed.
Access point mode isn't working on the WiFi module with the current firmware.
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I have made PanelDue 5" enclosure. Its fully enclosed to be mounted on 2020 extrusion with quick release(sort off). USB is inaccessible but easy altered: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2495311
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Doing this extruder assembly and was wandering what is recommended distance from extruder to avoid heat damage?
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My IR probe is about 5mm from the heat block, but I do have Kapton tape wrapped around the hotend as well as the back side of the probe. No issues.
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thanks. mine probably be with e3d sock.
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5mm is plenty, but put 2 layers of Kapton tape on the back as recommended in the fitting instructions, in case the heater block rotates, to prevent the back of the sensor board shorting against it.