Firmware wishlist and priorities for Duet WiFi and Duet Ethernet
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That is too cool
@phaedrux said in Firmware wishlist and priorities for Duet WiFi and Duet Ethernet:
; Play a triumphant tune to celebrate a successful print.
M400 ; Clear queue before jingle
G4 S1
M300 P250 S750
G4 P251
M300 P200 S1250
G4 P201
M300 P250 S750
G4 P251
M300 P200 S1250
G4 P201
M300 P250 S2500
G4 P251
M300 P150 S2000
G4 P151
M300 P150 S2500
G4 P151
M300 P350 S3700
G4 P351
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@jnolan72 If you like that one I have another one for printer start up and another for right before the print starts.
I've tried to program more complex tunes but the more commands you send the more likely the system is to miss a tone or stutter. The buffer can only handle so much I guess. Hence having to issue an M400 before and after. This is more noticeable at printer startup than it is say before or after a print.
; ; Startup Tune. Placed at the end of config.g ; M400 G4 S2 M300 P200 S2000 G4 P201 M300 P200 S2250 G4 P201 M300 P200 S2000 G4 P201 M300 P200 S2855 G4 P201 M300 P200 S2500 G4 P201 M300 P200 S2200 G4 P201 M300 P200 S2500 G4 P201 M300 P200 S2900 G4 P201 M300 P300 S3500 G4 S1 M400; ; Lucky tune to start print off on the right foot. Placed in slicer start g-code. ; M300 P200 S1000 G4 P201 M300 P200 S1250 G4 P201 M300 P200 S1100 G4 P201 M300 P200 S2000 G4 P201 M300 P200 S1500 G4 P201 M300 P200 S1000 G4 P201 M300 P200 S1300 G4 P201 M300 P200 S1000 G4 P201 M300 P300 S1500 G4 S1 M400 -
1,4,5,16,17
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Thanks guys for the beeps and tunes! My old Creatbot beeps and I was missing that on this new build.
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@coffee Last one... Inspired by my Roomba
; Charge.g ; ; Duh nuh nun nah nah naah Charge! ; M400 G4 S1 M300 P295 S520 G4 P295 M300 P250 S650 G4 P250 M300 P250 S750 G4 P250 M300 P285 S850 G4 P450 M300 P285 S850 G4 P285 M300 P625 S1100 G4 S1 M400 -
If this is still relevant, these are my picks:
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20Thanks!
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@phaedrux THANKS !!!
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@SnowCrash did you follow all the recent Firmware releases?
As far as I can tall, all the picks you listed are already implemented to some degree.@dc42 as this threads continues to grow and grow, I would recommend closing it, and opening a fresh one after 2.0 and 1.21.1 is released.
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@resam said in Firmware wishlist and priorities for Duet WiFi and Duet Ethernet:
@SnowCrash did you follow all the recent Firmware releases?
As far as I can tall, all the picks you listed are already implemented to some degree.Thanks @resam! That's great news
To your question, I haven't been following the recent firmware releases for the simple reason that I only got my DuetWifi a short while ago and it already had the latest firmware already installed.
However, I'm definitely planning on doing so in the future.
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1 & 2, 6, 8, 3
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@kenblu24 1, 6, 8, and 3 are already done. Please read the release notes of recent firmware updates.
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@resam darn
#2 would have been awesome to have. Sorry, haven't been keeping up with the updates. -
Can we please add to the wishlist?
-Improved motion planning as of:
https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/4802/6th-order-jerk-controlled-motion-planning
I really hope it will be available for deltas too...-Print resume from a given layer (Maybe the user could set the printhead to the appropriate layer and hit resume) ... From that point the head would go up, heat, (prime?) and continue the print.
I know it's possible threw editing the resume file, but this would make it so much easier...Thanks!
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It would be nice if the wifi would create it's own network if one isn't detected when booted up. And have the name of the network be the name of the machine.
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@bendiesel said in Firmware wishlist and priorities for Duet WiFi and Duet Ethernet:
It would be nice if the wifi would create it's own network if one isn't detected when booted up. And have the name of the network be the name of the machine.
Something like that could be used for initial configuration as well much like other wifi devices. It creates its own access point which you connect to, you enter the wifi network information and reboot. Then continue with configuration afterwards. No need to connect to a PC first via usb or edit files on an SD card.
And having it fall back to the same access point mode if the configured network is no longer present would be helpful.
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Some home automation devices use the same logic, some of them even have a dedicated button which puts them into ap mode, where you can configure the network.
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It's mostly a security issue. If for some reason the initial connection fails and the Duet goes into AP mode, do you really want anybody to be able to access your Duet?
A possible mitigation would be to use a password based on the chip unique ID and to put that password on a sticker attached to the Duet. It could still be inconvenient if your Duet was buried below the bed of a delta printer so you couldn't see the sticker.
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You could use a part of the serial, which could exist on a sticker, and coud be queried threw M122, so it's accessable directly and could be red threw usb in case the panel is buried.
A problem would still exist, if there is a power outage, the duet would boot up much quicker than a WIFI router, so if this functionality is automatic, then it would go to AP mode...
As a workarould for the duet 3, you could add a button on the panel to put it into AP mode
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@denke why? Because you need to set the network one time. Then you can edit it when you want. If there is a security bug someones van take over your machine and do some crazy stuff
I think that something like that puts a lot of effort tot maintain in the firmware. With all the security issues Everyday we have.
Just my 2 cents
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@mickey30m I don't need this functionality, I just think it would be quite easy to implement, would add value to the product, and would solve all the threads complaining about "cannot setup wifi" just because prontenface switched both essid and psk to uppercase.
As to the security side, almost all wifi routers supplied by ISPs today have a sticker on the side containing the wifi and admin password, and it's not much of a security threat, I suggested the exact same functionality
