I'm not super familiar with Orca slicer, but normally in if you leave out the temperature commands from your start gcode, the slicer will insert it's own using the temperature you've set in the settings.

@3dpnut said in Duet2 Wifi Driver 3 overheat issue:

Also, Drive 3 (the bad one) still gets hot.

you might be able to desolder the chip

@deckingman Holy crap! ok, thanks. I guess I should RTFM.

upgrade to 2.05RC2 as RC1 had a bug where it wasn't communicating correctly with DWC.

@bearer I don't disagree, just caution that heat sinks need to have good contact to actually sink heat otherwise they can do more harm than good.

@danny_v1 said in LED Stripe showing heater temperature:

@tjb1 said in LED Stripe showing heater temperature:

@danny_v1 said in LED Stripe showing heater temperature:

@tomasf This sounds like a good solution, can you explain how to do this???

@danny_v1 you can go to my page here and use the code to dump either status 1 or 2, both include temperature. If you use my code you may need to change the temperature to float in the JSON parsing area since it was created as an int due to the value I gave the JSON assistant otherwise you aren't getting anything after the decimal.

I tried your code but I could not translate it in arduino IDE.
It says:

47: error: 'DynamicJsonBuffer' was not declared in this scope

You need to use version 5 of ArduinoJSON, not the 6 beta.