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    • DaBitundefined
      DaBit
      last edited by DaBit

      That would be 3.01-beta1+1 (2020-01-15b2)
      The board I am running is a Duet2 Wifi

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      • gtj0undefined
        gtj0 @DaBit
        last edited by

        @DaBit said in DueUI Release 3.0.0-beta1 Available:

        That would be 3.01-beta1+1 (2020-01-15b2)

        Perfect.

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        • zaptaundefined
          zapta
          last edited by zapta

          Reading the post here and the github page it looks very impressive. Thanks for doing it. A quick question about the installation, if I upload DueUI-1.1.0.zip to the Duet as described, will the zip file stay as is on the SD card or will it be decompressed into multiple directory and files?

          (my preference is to have the DueUI as a single file or directory on the SD so I can easily manage and delete if needed).

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          • gtj0undefined
            gtj0 @zapta
            last edited by

            @zapta said in DueUI Release 3.0.0-beta1 Available:

            Reading the post here and the github page it looks very impressive. Thanks for doing it. A quick question about the installation, if I upload DueUI-1.1.0.zip to the Duet as described, will the zip file stay as is on the SD card or will it be decompressed into multiple directory and files?

            (my preference is to have the DueUI as a single file or directory on the SD so I can easily manage and delete if needed).

            Unfortunately, the DWC unzips the file and places the javascript files in /www/js, the css files in /www/css, etc. right beside the DWC files. With the exception of 2 font files, all DueUI files start with "dueui" though so it'd be easy to get rid of.

            On an SBC/DSF, you'd manually unzip the zip file and it all goes in 1 directory: /opt/dsf/sd/www/dueui

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            • gtj0undefined
              gtj0
              last edited by

              What's New in 3.0.1-beta1

              https://github.com/gtjoseph/DueUI/releases/tag/v3.0.1-beta1

              Updates for Standalone Duet

              • Added a dueui_config_default_standalone.json file.
              • Fixed some issues in the standalone backend.

              Settings Update

              • Moved the "Backend Type" selection to the top of the page and
                changed "NonDSF" to "Standalone".

              • If the backend type changes:

                • The Hostname label will change to "SBC" or "Duet" as appropriate.
                • The DueUI Config URL will change to an appropriate URL path
                  and default file name (if it was one of the defaults to start with).
                • If DSF is selected, the Polling Intervals will be hidden.
              • Changed the default config file name to
                "dueui_config_default_standalone.json" to match the default backend
                type.

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              • garisundefined
                garis
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                I liked the previous version, but had left you with some crude code ~20 July, and comments related to my simple needs, but I had abandoned use of DueUI as I thought you had abandoned this project as there had been no response and looked like there would be no support.

                I notice babystepping is now included - thanks?

                Is there anything critical that is new? Although I can implement and customise this I am not conversant with JSON in general & my brain will take some hours to reboot into this project.

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                • gtj0undefined
                  gtj0 @garis
                  last edited by gtj0

                  @garis I am so sorry. It was your post that got me working on the additional stuff and I just lost track of that other thread. I have definitely not abandoned this project. The two big hold-ups for me have been writing the documentation for the wiki and the fact that both RRF3 and the DSF were getting lots of changes in preparation for the Duet3 release, and are still getting lots of changes. Every time I thought about doing another release, something else in the environment changed.

                  Anyway, the biggest functional change is the ability to interface to the SBC. Others include the Image/WebCam support and the File Select widget. The File Select widget could be a great space saver because it only occupies a small space on the layout and the files only show in the dropdown when you click on it.

                  As I've been going through the default configs, I've also realized that the config is getting a bit "verbose" :). I'm trying to find ways to balance config complexity and flexibility so I'll probably come up with more "composite" widgets.

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                  • DaBitundefined
                    DaBit
                    last edited by DaBit

                    With the new standalone config it works. Now I have to adjust the config for my printer, but since adding the second extruder and the webcam image took 15 minutes that seems completely doable.

                    Just wondering / thinking out loud: let's assume dueui can run under Electron. How hard would it be to add a backend that talks over serial (to the PanelDue port) or USB virtual comport instead of Wifi?
                    That would make the printer usable when the Wifi infrastructure disappears. For example, when I want to put the printer temporarily at the school of my sons to let the kids play with it..

                    It is probably easier to add an access point to the printer (or use the Pi for that) and just give the printer it's own Wifi network, but I can dream, right?

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                    • gtj0undefined
                      gtj0 @DaBit
                      last edited by

                      @DaBit That could be really interesting. None of the actual UI stuff would need to change at all. It'd be just adding another backend that implements the same contract that the other two do. I'll look into it!

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                      • DaBitundefined
                        DaBit
                        last edited by

                        I skimmed through the code, and if you add a third backend for serial which emits M408 and reads the response it should work. Don't ask me how to do that; I never did serious Javascript before.

                        However, I do have the serial line coming from the PanelDue connector connected to the Pi, so I can test. And setting up the build environment would be possible too.

                        I just set DueUI up on the Pi + 7" Pi screen on the printer.

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                        Of course I have to configure it. I do get the basic idea of how to do that. However, a few things:

                        • The camera image is not refreshing. DWC reloads the image every X milliseconds, DueUI does not. Not a big issue; having the camera image taking up real estate on the 7" Pi screen while I only have to look up 30cm to have a real view makes no sense.

                        • Current/last file says 'unknown'. Which makes sense if I look at the config, line 355 of dueui_config_default_standalone.json. Isn't the real current filename available somewhere (I am not seeing it in a M408 response either)?

                        "value": "Current/Last File:  ${state.status == 'P' ? 'unknown' : 'Not printing'}",
                        
                        • Time and times left stay at 0:00:00. In the config the calculated values are commented out, but the referenced values seem OK. Still a beta thing?
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                        • A Former User?
                          A Former User
                          last edited by

                          Maybe I'm missing something, but how would this make the paneldue any more functional than it already is on IO0? I.e. you cannot start jobs from SD. (you could probably execute macros or console commands to start prints, but the paneldue cannot list the fake sd card on the pi)?

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                          • gtj0undefined
                            gtj0 @DaBit
                            last edited by

                            @DaBit :

                            How is the webcam sending the stream? As Motion JPEG or something else? If it's just a jpeg that the webcam regenerates, I may have to add a refresh parameter. Also check if the webcam can support other types of output.

                            The M408 responses and the ones you get by http://<duet>/rr_status?type=3 are actually different. Browse to the rr_status page and you should be able to pick out the fields you want, then you can just substitute them on your config file. I'll look at that again though. At one point I was using the M409 command to get the object model but it's not complete. I might have missed changing it back to rr_status.

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                            • gtj0undefined
                              gtj0 @A Former User
                              last edited by gtj0

                              @bearer said in DueUI Release 3.0.1-beta1 Available:

                              Maybe I'm missing something, but how would this make the paneldue any more functional than it already is on IO0? I.e. you cannot start jobs from SD. (you could probably execute macros or console commands to start prints, but the paneldue cannot list the fake sd card on the pi)?

                              Well, it's not ever going to make the panel due more functional and we're talking in a standalone mode for serial connection, not SBC/DSF. There's no real point to DueUI connecting in serial mode in the SBC/DSF environment because you can run DueUI in a browser on the SBC. In a standalone environment though, you could run DueUI (with modifications) on a non-networked laptop and just connect to the Duet via a USB connection or direct serial-to-serial.

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                              • gtj0undefined
                                gtj0 @DaBit
                                last edited by

                                @DaBit I've added a "refresh_seconds" parameter to the image widget. It'll be in the next beta.

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                                • gtj0undefined
                                  gtj0
                                  last edited by

                                  Oh, I've also noticed that there's a slight delay before the values are populated from the object models resulting in the expressions appearing in widgets instead of the values for a brief time. That just started happening so it must be something I just did.

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                                  • DaBitundefined
                                    DaBit @gtj0
                                    last edited by

                                    @gtj0 said in DueUI Release 3.0.1-beta1 Available:

                                    How is the webcam sending the stream? As Motion JPEG or something else? If it's just a jpeg that the webcam regenerates, I may have to add a refresh parameter. Also check if the webcam can support other types of output.

                                    I am using RPi-Cam-Web-Interface. It probably does support output other than a static jpeg frame, but one image every 10 seconds or so is fine for me. On a 3D printer not that much is happening in 10 seconds, and a lower update rate saves bandwidth in case I just want to check if everything still runs fine through a mobile connection when abroad.

                                    @gtj0 said in DueUI Release 3.0.1-beta1 Available:

                                    @DaBit I've added a "refresh_seconds" parameter to the image widget. It'll be in the next beta.

                                    Great!

                                    @gtj0 said in DueUI Release 3.0.1-beta1 Available:

                                    Oh, I've also noticed that there's a slight delay before the values are populated from the object models resulting in the expressions appearing in widgets instead of the values for a brief time. That just started happening so it must be something I just did.

                                    The current beta also does that.

                                    I tried using DueUI running on the Pi yesterday evening, but I had some more issues:

                                    • After I pressed 'home all' it took several seconds before the printer reacted.
                                    • Jogging Z (after homing) did not work.

                                    I did not dive into it but switched to DWC; I had work to do. Will check more thoroughly soon.

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                                    • gtj0undefined
                                      gtj0
                                      last edited by

                                      What's New in 3.0.1-beta2

                                      Fixed issue with fields showing the format instead of value

                                      • When first started or refreshed, the UI could display format
                                        strings like "${state.heat.heaters[1].current.toFixed(1)}" for a
                                        short time instead of the actual value. This was due to the model
                                        not being populated before the UI elements. Now we populate the
                                        model before showing the UI.

                                      Minor backend refactoring

                                      Add refresh_seconds to the Image widget

                                      • Some WebCams only provide an image snapshot instead of
                                        a live MJPEG stream. If you have one, you can now set
                                        "refresh_seconds" to control how often the image should
                                        be refreshed.
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                                      • DaBitundefined
                                        DaBit
                                        last edited by

                                        Nice!
                                        I will update, and see how it works.

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                                        • bastienundefined
                                          bastien
                                          last edited by

                                          hi, i'm error ERROR! ERROR! ERROR!
                                          404 - The requested file could not be found.
                                          i'm install zip and i try to connect to ip-printer/multi.htm

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                                          • gtj0undefined
                                            gtj0 @bastien
                                            last edited by

                                            @bastien First, I'd try the latest release. Second, I have no idea what "multi.htm" is.

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