New experimental firmware 2.0beta3 available

dc42

@timcurtis67 said in New experimental firmware 2.0beta3 available:

So far no more upload issues with beta3. I got about 10 hours of printing so far, no issues at all. Thank you David.

Thanks for the feedback.

Will there be an updated web control coming out to allow file uploads while printing?

Yes, I have asked for this.

Another question, would it be possible to add to the G30 command to allow for probing in X and Y axis?

Does https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode?revisionid=HEAD#Section_M585_Probe_Tool do what you want?

timcurtis67

@dc42 Yes I believe that will. I missed that before. I will check it out tonight. Thank you.

burtoogle

I have installed this on a couple of deltas and have done a few prints with no problems but today at the end of a 10min print, DWC lost contact with the Duet and when I plugged the USB in,
pronterface could not elicit any response so I ended up pushing the reset button.

Is there any diagnostic log I can post?

Christoph13524

I also lose connection to my Duet Wifi Board every few minutes in the 3rd beta.

burtoogle

It's crashed again: it's still printing but neither DWC or pronterface can get the Duet to respond.

dc42

@christoph13524 said in New experimental firmware 2.0beta3 available:

I also lose connection to my Duet Wifi Board every few minutes in the 3rd beta.

What's happening is that status requests from DWC or responses to those requests are being delayed for some reason. If no request is received for 8 seconds (other then during a file upload) then the firmware times out the authentication. This was supposed to happen in earlier firmware versions too, but the code was broken on the Duet WiF/Ethernet - which is why responses got repeated if you DWC running on two devices and one of them went to sleep.

I'll ask chrishamm to update DWC to send the password again if DWC get the "Not authorized" response.

dc42

@burtoogle said in New experimental firmware 2.0beta3 available:

It's crashed again: it's still printing but neither DWC or pronterface can get the Duet to respond.

If it's still printing, I am surprised that Pronterface doesn't respond. If you are running under Windows, does Device Manager still show the Duet port? Have you tried quitting and restarting Pronterface?

burtoogle

I'm using linux and the tty (/dev/ttyACM0, etc.) just stops communicating. Until the Duet is reset, the tty is not usable anymore. I have tried disconnecting and then reconnecting in pronterface but haven't actually quit the program and retried - back to using 1.21 to see if that is OK and it's not a more generic problem with the Duet.

rmriggin

So far so good with the latest release. On the last one I would have long prints with large file sizes fail with an unable to read source error. I do all my printing using the web interface and uploading there BTW. I don't know if I finally have my printer dialed in or just better filament but I'm getting the best prints I have had to date. Forgot to mention, I am using a Duet Ethernet.

burtoogle

Further to my last replies, my Duet that has crashed a couple of times recently with the network and USB inoperative but the print still carrying on also shows the same behaviour running 1.21 so it's obviously not specific to 2.0. Still damn annoying though. I have two Duets, both running 1.21 and both in the same room accessing the same AP and one keeps crashing and the other is fine.

burtoogle

One other thing, the crashes have only started occurring fairly recently (last month or 2) and before that it was completely reliable. The only recent HW change has been the addition of a BL Touch which is working as expected.

dc42

Have you checked that the power connections are still tight?

Have you tried the 2.0RC1 release and the new DWC?

burtoogle

@dc42 said in New experimental firmware 2.0beta3 available:

Have you checked that the power connections are still tight?

Have you tried the 2.0RC1 release and the new DWC?

Yes, the power connection were checked fairly recently.

I will try the new releases.