New Duet WiFi user : Need help with initial firmware setup…
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You don't need to run M997 S2 any more if you are running 1.19 series firmware. Please do the following:
- Send M115 from Pronterface and see what version of firmware it reports. If it reports 1.19RC5 then you are running the correct main firmware.
- Run M552 S0 to enable the wifi module but not WiFi
- After a few seconds, run M552 with no parameters to get the wifi status. It should be idle. In which case:
- Run M122 and look at the wifi firmware version it reports, It should be 1.19beta10. If so:
- Run your macro file to try to connect to the access point After a few seconds it should report success, or you may see an error message.
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I sent M115 and it confirmed 1.19RC5 firmware. Which is good!
- I ran 552 S0
- When I ran 552, I got back "wifi module is being started", "wifi module started" and then "Error: Failed to initialize wifi module, code -10".
- I then ran M122 and it reported the main firmware, 1.19RC5.
Also, how do I run the macro file?
Thank you for your help!
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Copy the DuetWiFiServer-1.10beta10 file to /sys on the SD card in a PC and rename it to exactly DuetWiFiServer.bin. Put it back in the Duet, start the Duet, and send M997 S1 from USB or PanelDue. It should give you progress updates and eventually report success. When it does so, try running M552 S0 again.
To run the macro file, send:
M98 P/macros/filename
assuming you put it in the /macros folder, substituting whatever you called it for "filename".
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I did exactly what you suggested and I still get a message on Pronterface stating that DuetWiFiServer.bin not found
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The only 3 files that I have on the SD are :
- DuetWiFiFirmware.bin
- DuetWiFiServer.bin
- iap4e.bin
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Can you confirm that you put those files in the /sys folder of the SD card, not in the root?
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I created a new folder, named it sys and put the files in it. Is there another way to make sure they aren't saving to the root?
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once the files are in the sys folder you need to run the m997 command to flash it. Right?
m997 s0:s1
I think is the command to do both.
Wait about 1 minute
(copy of DC42's comment)
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When I was trying to update mine from pre 1.18 I noticed my DuetWiFiFirmware.bin file kept getting deleted whenever I tried to run M997 S0 in Pronterface. My saving grace was to make sure I had the firmware.bin file in the sys folder and use PanelDue to run the command properly.
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The DuetWiFiFirmware.bin file gets deleted from /sys after is has been successfully installed.