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    • Anon1337undefined
      Anon1337
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      Is there an easy-ish way to run a heater bed with multiple heating elements and then just turn on whatever part of the bed is needed?
      bed2.jpg
      Like what the Prusa XL does?
      bed1.jpg
      Would be neat for big printers.

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      • Anon1337undefined
        Anon1337
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        I mean this was made by you (Duet3D).
        Screenshot 2023-10-25 at 14-11-21 Huge 3D Printer Case Study - Duet3D Distributed Control example - YouTube.png
        Any documentation to go with it?
        How were the 3HC board connected to the beds? I mean each 3HC only has 3 high amps outputs but that bad has 9 segments?

        Screenshot 2023-10-25 at 14-11-29 Huge 3D Printer Case Study - Duet3D Distributed Control example - YouTube.png

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        • dc42undefined
          dc42 administrators @Anon1337
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          @Anon1337 I believe the bed heaters were all AC mains voltage, so controlled by SSRs.

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          • Anon1337undefined
            Anon1337 @dc42
            last edited by Anon1337

            @dc42 So AC SSRs connected to the 3HC PWM outputs? How were the segments controlled? Was it automatic or do you have to manually choose what segments to heat?

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