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    • Kooperundefined

      Duet 3 Config file help

      My Duet controlled machine
      • duet 3 6hc duet 3 expansion board 1xd odrive config external driver • • Kooper
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      oliofundefined

      @kooper swap the cables between the boards to rule out its an issue with those maybe.

    • MacNiteundefined

      Two (2) Bed Heaters on Duet Wifi

      Tuning and tweaking
      • heater bed heater config • • MacNite
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      deckingmanundefined

      Here is a fudge which might work. Completely off the cuff and untested. But if you create a dummy tool (say T3) and assign both bed heaters to it, then you could use G10 to set the standby temperatures for both heaters. You'd likely need to set the active temperatures too. Then if you initial make that tool active, it should start to heat, but when you make the normal hot end tool active, the dummy tool (the bed heaters) should maintain the standby temperatures. To use G10 with multiple heaters, you use the colon separator for the S and R values which means that each heater is given its own set value. So you could run one at say 60 and the other at say 70. Although in practice, thermal conduction might preclude that from happening.

    • e4dundefined

      Dual heater circuit

      Using Duet Controllers
      • chamber heating heated enclosure heater config • • e4d
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      e4dundefined

      I did power measurement and you are right about this, the power consumption reduced when regulating the temperature so it's an acceptable value. Thanks !

    • EEngineerundefined

      Z offset resets on every print or Homing and start gcode asking

      Duet Hardware and wiring
      • start gcode z offset babystepping gcode config homeall • • EEngineer
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      EEngineerundefined

      @fcwilt

      This is very convenient, thank you for the tip.

      I had a few succesful print since I made the Z-offset correctly.

    • lee7670undefined

      More than 6 motors on an axis with expansion boards

      Using Duet Controllers
      • config • • lee7670
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      dc42undefined

      @lee7670, I've put a 3.3beta build of RRF for MB6HC at https://www.dropbox.com/sh/wme9k0z86sytg33/AAAT6wrHp2eeJHK-dYoW1Um4a?dl=0. Read the release notes at https://github.com/Duet3D/RepRapFirmware/blob/v3-dev/WHATS_NEW_RRF3_Beta.md.

    • McJJJundefined

      M305 Thermistor Values for the Duet 2 WiFI on the Ender 3 Pro?

      Tuning and tweaking
      • duet 2 wifi thermistor config • • McJJJ
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      McJJJundefined

      @Phaedrux said in M305 Thermistor Values for the Duet 2 WiFI on the Ender 3 Pro?:

      Try M305 P0/P1 T100000 B3950 and see if it matches more closely to the previous temp tower performance.

      @Phaedrux, thanks! That seems to work better and align with what would be acceptable temperatures.

    • PProvostundefined

      Z-Probe Trigger Height - Adjust for different materials?

      Tuning and tweaking
      • config z-offset • • PProvost
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      dc42undefined

      @deckingman said in Z-Probe Trigger Height - Adjust for different materials?:

      @pprovost

      What @Phaedrux said.

      IMO, if you need to adjust the first layer height to suit different filaments, then the use of baby stepping would be a better approach. You can still do that in your slicer start gcode but if you do it that way, then I would recommend that your slicer end gcode applies the reverse baby stepping so that every print starts from the same datum point.

      I agree, IMO the M290 babystepping command with R0 to apply absolute babystepping is the best way to do this.

    • 3dmntbighkerundefined

      Filament config?

      Tuning and tweaking
      • filament config macro • • 3dmntbighker
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      Phaedruxundefined

      @3dmntbighker Agreed! Here's mine: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/24m8me9jieqk725/AACJMSA0qlxw3KPLf_cjIVT5a?dl=0