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    • Stevoundefined
      Stevo
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      Is it possible to hook up to the duet2 via wifi using simplify 3d software so I can use the live preview tracking feature of the software?

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      • gtj0undefined
        gtj0 @Stevo
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        @Stevo said in Stupid question.:

        Is it possible to hook up to the duet2 via wifi using simplify 3d software so I can use the live preview tracking feature of the software?

        I've only been able to get it to work via USB.

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        • Stevoundefined
          Stevo @gtj0
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          @gtj0 said in Stupid question.:

          @Stevo said in Stupid question.:

          Is it possible to hook up to the duet2 via wifi using simplify 3d software so I can use the live preview tracking feature of the software?

          I've only been able to get it to work via USB.

          Thanks for the reply I had to ask more out of curiosity

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          • A Former User?
            A Former User
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            not familiar with how s3d works, but enabling telnet on the duet and installing a virutal com port that is linked to the duet on the telnet port might work similarly as if it was connected via usb

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            • gtj0undefined
              gtj0 @A Former User
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              @bearer S3D is very picky about its ports. On Linux, it won't accept a "virtual" serial device like you'd create with socat. I can't try Windows but it might be worth a shot.

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              • A Former User?
                A Former User @gtj0
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                @gtj0 said in Stupid question.:

                @bearer S3D is very picky about its ports. On Linux, it won't accept a "virtual" serial device like you'd create with socat. I can't try Windows but it might be worth a shot.

                just occured to me using any esp8266-ish (board be it nodemcu/wemos d1 mini etc) you could probably combine Duet telnet with esplink firmware on the esp8266 to get you a hardware serial port that is networked to the Duet.

                (but printing from the duets SD card is one of the bigger features)

                ((and with RC11 you could also get raw g-code from the PanelDue port to put into another esplink to avoid telnet))

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