Duet 2 v1.02 not responding
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@droftarts It's also new to me to make configuration files for the filaments.
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@thomasvanderwal You don't need to use the filament functionality of DWC/RRF. I don't! I just put the filament in that I'm going to use, and set up the slicer with the correct filament. It's up to you.
Creating a new filament should create the /filaments folder if there isn't one already. See https://docs.duet3d.com/en/User_manual/Reference/DWC_filaments
Ian
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I changed S1 to S0 in M569. It went the wrong way.
Finally I wanted to print. But it "hit" the bottom. I thought I leveled the delta but. It says:
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@thomasvanderwal said in Duet 2 v1.02 not responding:
extrude en retract seems to go the wrong way.
Change the M569 S parameter for the extruder. See "Reversing a stepper motor" in https://docs.duet3d.com/en/How_to_guides/Commissioning#h-10-check-stepper-motors
Also my PLA goos neary through the opening
I'm not sure what you mean.
But I don't know if the extrusion or retracting button on my duetPanel works also with this code.
Can you show a picture of what buttons you mean?
Ian
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@droftarts I think I mad e some good changes due the PLA. My latest concern is the leveling
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@thomasvanderwal said in Duet 2 v1.02 not responding:
My latest concern is the leveling
What's the problem? Most likely you need to do the bed calibration, for which you need the probe to work. Is the probe working now?
Also check that the motors move the effector the correct distance. See the "Check distance moved" section of https://docs.duet3d.com/en/How_to_guides/Commissioning#h-10-check-stepper-motors
For a delta printer, it's easiest to check movement in the Z axis, eg measure from bed to nozzle, move it down 50mm in DWC, then measure from bed to nozzle and check it moved 50mm.Ian
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@droftarts Probe was said in an error statement.
I will manage the leveling. But The printer stood some time still. How can I clean a nozzle? I think its full or something. The tube (hot end?) before the nozzle is that also to clean?
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@thomasvanderwal said in Duet 2 v1.02 not responding:
How can I clean a nozzle? I think its full or something. The tube (hot end?) before the nozzle is that also to clean?
Usually, if you heat up the nozzle to 200C, you can push out old filament with new filament. If it was printing a different material, eg ABS or Nylon, you may need higher temperatures, eg 230-240. Don't leave it at this temperature when the PLA goes through.
The feed tube may also have filament in it, it just means you have to push more filament through. Or you can detach the feed tube from the top of the nozzle, and pull the filament back out by hand. To take off the tube, shows this in the pdf manual.
If you can't push filament through at all, you may need to diassemble the hot end. Unfortunately the manual doesn't seem to cover this.
Ian
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@droftarts Nozzle was defect. I changed it and now extruding works.
And I still confused about the leveling. Do I have a Z probe? Or did I configurated it as something else?
In web controller is the Z-probe 0 and goes to 1000 as you managed.
After pushing the button "Delta configuration". The nozzle hamers the bed. What do I need to do to get the leveling right?
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@droftarts
At Z=11 it touches the bed. I followed the steps for trigger height with g92/g30 . Then used G31 and put the z number (trigger height in config with G31 x0 y0 z-2.0 Is that right? -
@droftarts I am done. It will not work. After setting a z=0 (nozzle touches bed) delta calibration is not working proberly. The Z is suddenly 32. When calibrating the nozzle pushes the bed in 3 of the 6 down leveling. What I'm missing?
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@dc42
Can you help me with bed leveling in my Tractus 3D t650P. After getting the firmware right and configuration my Z is off. When Z=11 then crashes the nozzle in the bed. I made may changes with G92 Z0 etc. G30 S-1->G31 and M500/M999. With G31 z-10.85 nozzle is still crashing with Z<11 -
Were you able to identify what kind of probe is actually being used? Can you point to a piece of hardware on the printer and say "this is the probe"?