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    • Computigerundefined
      Computiger
      last edited by Computiger

      my duet wifi board makes me confused ...

      I don´t understand how the sensor assignment work.
      Wich Port is assigned to wich axis?

      As I understand from right to left = Z,Y,X,E0,E1
      0_1561305697831_Bildschirmfoto 2019-06-23 um 17.59.20.png

      But, if I need to set an endswitch for U,V,W wich port I have to use or how can I assign a port?

      I´ve read in the wiki I can use M574 to configure the sensor.

      As sample, how I understand can I set with the command below the V Sensor on port E1 (described in the picture), isn´t it?
      M574 V1 C4 S1

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      • dc42undefined
        dc42 administrators
        last edited by dc42

        The C parameter was experimental in a 2.03beta release, but was withdrawn prior to the 2.03 release because it had undesirable side effects. I have corrected the wiki. It has been re-introduced in RRF 3beta in a different form.

        In RRF 2, when you create new axes in a M584 command, endstop inputs will be allocated in the order UVWABC. For example, if you create axes U and V in a M584 command, U will be allocated to E0 input and V to E1 input. You could allocate them the other way round if you create V first in one M584 command, then create U in a separate M584 command.

        Duet WiFi hardware designer and firmware engineer
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        • Computigerundefined
          Computiger
          last edited by Computiger

          Oh, I see. I´ll look into it.

          Thanks David

          One question more.
          Can I check the sensor status with GCode or in the web interface?
          Only found a way for filament sensors

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          • Computigerundefined
            Computiger
            last edited by

            I found M119 to get the sensor status

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