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Scanning Sensor Mount for a Roto with Toolboard

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    DeadNewbie
    last edited by 11 Jun 2024, 17:46

    I must be going mad, the Roto product page has a image with a mount for the scanning sensor.

    is there an STL already available, just checked the roto github, and just the simple spacer stl is on there?

    Please can someone point me in the right direction. as my Roto and Toolboard arrive in a few days.

    Thanks.

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      j.pickens @DeadNewbie
      last edited by 19 Jun 2024, 00:00

      @DeadNewbie Yes, this. I have not found anything either. Might have to fire up OpenScad and roll my own.

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        T3P3Tony administrators @j.pickens
        last edited by 20 Jun 2024, 08:29

        @j-pickens @DeadNewbie

        I have added the experimental design I used here:

        https://github.com/Duet3D/Duet3-RotoToolboard/tree/master/mechanical

        Note its not guaranteed to set the coil to the optimal height so may need some modifications.

        www.duet3d.com

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          DeadNewbie @T3P3Tony
          last edited by 1 Jul 2024, 15:31

          @T3P3Tony

          Thanks Tony, i downloaded this today, but I wont be able to test for a couple of days, I managed(stupid schoolboy error) killed my Roto board trying to unjam my roto extruder without powering down, I now have a very hot SAME51 Doh!!!

          I would replace it, but I dont have a Atmel ICE to reprogram it. and a new board is cheaper(arriving tomorrow from E3D).

          I will let you know how the print and sensor goes.

          regards

          Michael

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            DeadNewbie @DeadNewbie
            last edited by 2 Jul 2024, 11:30

            @DeadNewbie

            And My New board Arrives, and i have issues with it.

            😢
            it keeps giving me can time out errors, even though m122 and everything else seems to work, but each time I try to configure a fan I get

            Error in start-up file macro line 122: CAN response timeout: board 20, req type 6019, RID 11

            bde36cd6-fb1a-43d2-9eca-b4be017b29e3-image.png

            got some more testing to do, but it looks like it is DOA.

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              jay_s_uk @DeadNewbie
              last edited by 2 Jul 2024, 11:33

              @DeadNewbie what CAN cable are you using for it? a moulded end one or a soldered/crimped on?

              Owns various duet boards and is the main wiki maintainer for the Teamgloomy LPC/STM32 port of RRF. Assume I'm running whatever the latest beta/stable build is

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                DeadNewbie @jay_s_uk
                last edited by 3 Jul 2024, 09:11

                @jay_s_uk

                Hi Thanks for replying, yes its a Moulded cable, found the issue though.

                in my school boy error moment when I killed my first Roto Board, I also killed my super pinda and roto 3 wire fan.

                it looks like during the initialisation M950/M106 because the tach output from the fan was dead it gave the error, a replacement fan arrives this morning so I will be able to confirm it later.

                all in all its was a very costly error.

                regards

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