Hello everyone. We to the first work here from crealty.
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I had a quick question with switching boards. I have a cr-10 and I’ve recently had issues with us and decided to upgrade to a new board. I bought the duet WiFi 2 and I’m in LOVE with it. I’ve been taking installation very slow because I want to study more while I learn. The assembly just like with the CR-10. I’ve gotten my duet connected via usb and through the IP. As for the next step with shelling out my CR-10 I wanted to know if I should keep the mosfet connected? It may be a noob question but I’d rather ask than to burn my new baby up already. The mosfet is connected to my 12V PSU, should I rehouse them all together? Is a MOSFET needed for the duet WiFi 2? I recently notice an error message “under voltage 9.5”, but just recently found out I had a 24v heating block in my hotend. I recently ordered a new PSU same 12V and a 12V set of heating blocks with thermistors. So does my PSU need to be replaced? Or is it this danggonn 24v heating block. I still kick myself for not paying attention to what I ordered. I have so many other questions to ask as well, I guess I just post when they come to mind. Thank you everyone. I appreciate your help.
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what is the power of the psu?
what is the resistance of the bed?
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@Veti My psu is 12V, I'm not sure if this is the resistance but the poles on my psu read at 12.01. . . can you explain how to measure the resistance? i have a multimeter I just don't know hot to apply it to measure the resistance. I am more of a visual learner .. I feel quite dumb right now, but i guess its all things I have to learn.
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@gabrealek said in Hello everyone. We to the first work here from crealty.:
My psu is 12V, I'
thats the voltage not the power.
How many watts does the psu have.for the multimeter. set it to Ω ohm.
disconnect the bed and put one of the multimeter ends on each wire. -
@Veti 360Watts. I have to get some wire ferrules in a bit to get a good reading on my wires from the bed. I had a plastic one sent to me instead of an actual one. .
