ANOTHER "No known networks found" error
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@duncan-rtfm said in ANOTHER "No known networks found" error:
This is weird, because as far as I can see, the heater isn't powered at all. Switched it off. But I'll go look at the URL it mentions
The warning about the heater is based on the default heater settings in your config file and based on the heater model the firmware uses it estimates that if there were a heater fault that left the heater stuck in the powered state it could reach that heat. Now in your case you don't have the correct heater values entered and you haven't run a PID tune, so it doesn't have an accurate estimate.
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@duncan-rtfm said in ANOTHER "No known networks found" error:
Duet now powered by Ender3
What does the result of M122 look like now?
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I've checked M122 with the Vin power off, and on - compared them, and they seem identical. I can post the Vin power on version if you like, but that's an awful lot of text. Any particular section you actually need to look at?
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I have also gone into the config.g file, and hard coded the network settings as per a post I found on the forum, like this:
;*** NetworkingM552 S1 ; Turn network on
M555 P2
M550 Duncan's Ender3 ; Set machine name
M551 DuetPassword ; Set password (for Duet Web interface, not for WiFi network)
M587 S"MySSID" P"MyPassword" ;Set SSID and network key password for WiFi network.
M552 S1 ; Enable networkBut of course, the issue is with establishing a wifi connection to begin with, so this rather convenient piece of code is useless.
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Mainly want to know what the last part about the wifi says.
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With Vin power:
=== Network ===
Slowest loop: 0.27ms; fastest: 0.00ms
Responder states: HTTP(0) HTTP(0) HTTP(0) HTTP(0) FTP(0) Telnet(0) Telnet(0)
HTTP sessions: 0 of 8- WiFi -
Network state is changing mode
WiFi module is idle
Failed messages: pending 0, notready 0, noresp 1
Failed to get WiFi status
Socket states: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
ok
Error retrieving WiFi status message: bad reply format version
WiFi module is idle
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I have also set the default gateway (in the config.g) to that of my router, and set an arbitrary fixed IP address, like so:
M552 P192.168.0.200 ; IP address
M554 P192.168.0.1 ; Gateway
But when I ping the address, I get the following:
I'm wondering if my WiFi module might be faulty?
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If you send these commands via yat what does it return?
M552 ; report wifi status
M552 S0 ; disable wifi module
M552 S1 ; enable wifi module
M552 S0 ; disable wifi module
M588 S"*" ; clear all WiFi networks
M587 S"MySSID" P"MyPassword" ; add wifi network
M552 S1 ; enable wifi module -
Here you go...
WiFi module is idle
M552 ; report wifi status
M552 S0 ; disable wifi module
M552 S
WiFi module is changing mode
ok
ok
1 ; enable wifi module
M552 S0 ; disable wifi module
M588 S"*" ; clear a
ok
ok
ll WiFi networks
M587 S"OPTUS_975D61" P"limaskoses42657" ; add wifi network
M552 S1 ; enable wifi module
M588: Failed to reset the WiFi module to factory settings
ok
M587: Failed to add SSID to remembered list
ok
ok
Error retrieving WiFi status message: bad reply format version
WiFi module is idle -
I sent these as a text file. Would it be better to send each individually?
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Send each command in YAT one at a time, if that's what you're asking.
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I have just spent some time working my way through the online configurator, and this is the result - at least it is a bit different... But still no coconut...
RepRapFirmware for Duet 2 WiFi/Ethernet Version 2.02(RTOS) dated 2018-12-24b1
Executing config.g...Error: M587: Failed to add SSID to remembered list
HTTP is enabled on port 80
FTP is disabled
TELNET is disabled
Warning: M918 command is not supported
Warning: Macro file config-override.g not found. -
M587 won't work from config.g, it needs to be sent from the terminal.
If it still won't work when sent through YAT, I'm all out of ideas. It may be a faulty wifi module. DC42 would have to confirm.
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And I've now tried connecting to a different router (from YAT). Still no luck.
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@duncan-rtfm said in ANOTHER "No known networks found" error:
I have also gone into the config.g file, and hard coded the network settings as per a post I found on the forum, like this:
;*** NetworkingM552 S1 ; Turn network on
M555 P2
M550 Duncan's Ender3 ; Set machine name
M551 DuetPassword ; Set password (for Duet Web interface, not for WiFi network)
M587 S"MySSID" P"MyPassword" ;Set SSID and network key password for WiFi network.
M552 S1 ; Enable networkBut of course, the issue is with establishing a wifi connection to begin with, so this rather convenient piece of code is useless.
M587 does not work from within config.g. Send it manually from YAT. Or you can put the M587 command in a macro file and run that after enabling the WiFi module.
However, those "bad reply format version" messages that you are still getting have convinced me that your Duet is probably faulty. Please ask your supplier to replace it.
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Hi,
Thank you all for your patience, and for sticking with this to the end. I'll post the box back to the supplier tomorrow morning. I will update this thread when the new Duet arrives.Duncan
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@duncan-rtfm
The new board arrived, I plugged in the USB cable, fired up YAT, and Voila! It worked first time.HOWEVER, I now have some additional questions, if I may:
Here is my board, plugged in to power.
and here is the Duet 2 Web interface:
Does this look right? Why does Heater 1 say fault? I am hoping it is simply a matter of setting the temperature?
Thanks,
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Do you have a T0 command in config.g? if so, that will activate the tool, which uses Heater 1, which doesn't have a valid temperature reading because on thermistor is connected.
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Hi. I'm still at work, but I'll check as soon as I get home.
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Hi. Yes, T0 is the last line of the RRF Config generated config.g file
