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    Need a little help with Melzi to Duet3d Wifi Upgrade please?

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    • B0M0A0K
      B0M0A0K last edited by B0M0A0K

      I am in the process of upgrading my Wanhao Duplicator i3 v2.1 from the factory Melzi board to a Duet3D Wifi. I have been following the process as laid out in the "Wiring your Duet" document, but appear to be left with two cables. I am not sure where the corresponding connections are on the Duet3D WiFi.

      The first cable is marked (on the Melzi board) as "E Motor" which I had taken to be the extruder motor. It is a 4 core cable and ends in a green block connector. The cables each have a screw in connector style.

      The second cable is marked "E Temp", which I have taken to mean "Extruder Temp". This one is a two core cable.

      Has anyone done this upgrade and would you be able to point me in the right direction with regards to these final connections please?

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      • dc42
        dc42 administrators @B0M0A0K last edited by

        @b0m0a0k said in Need a little help with Melzi to Duet3d Wifi Upgrade please?:

        The first cable is marked (on the Melzi board) as "E Motor" which I had taken to be the extruder motor. It is a 4 core cable and ends in a green block connector. The cables each have a screw in connector style.

        Connect that none to the E0 motor output on the Duet.

        The second cable is marked "E Temp", which I have taken to mean "Extruder Temp". This one is a two core cable.

        Connect that one to the E0 Temp connector on the Duet.

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        • B0M0A0K
          B0M0A0K last edited by

          Thank you so much for the speedy response, It's very much appreciate it 🙂

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