Ender 3 duet wifi Mesh problem.
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@kosmic First print something larger and see if it's off by the same amount or if it scales with the size of the object. Also print a few objects at different points on the bed to see if it changes with bed position.
You can either fine tune your steps per mm value or use scale compensation.
https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_M556_Axis_skew_compensation
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I will try to print 1 pcs more and then I will fine tune it.
Is there a way to test my z-probe?
I can see when my z is on 0, the light is going off on my probe sensor, but I does not stop if I place som metal in front of my sensor.
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I already have done that. but I'm not sure about to check it
if I put in M401 I'm not really sure what that will do ?
I also have trouble with extruder calibration, when it is perfekt and I print a little thing, and after that check about 100mm then it is not 100 mm anymore, do you have any idea why it changes ?
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If i do this: Send command G30 to do a single Z probe. This will deploy the probe (if applicable) and start the head descending or the bed rising.
Hold a suitable surface below the print head to trigger the Z probe. The probe should trigger and the Z movement should stop.my probe lights switch to off, but i does not stop on the way down to zero.
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M401 is only used for probes that need to be deployed, like the BLTouch. You won't need to use that.
Can you double check how you have the probe wired up? In your config it says you're using the zstop pin, but are you actually using that pin? Why not the zprobe.in pin?
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The probe is connected to Z stop, gnd to z stop gnd. 5v in PanelDue conn.
do you want to move z stop to z probe in ?
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You could try changing it to the zprobe.in pin. You'd need to change the pin name in the M558 C to match.
You can also try enabling the pull up resistor by adding a
^to the pin name.Ex:
M558 C"^zprobe.in" -
@phaedrux said in Ender 3 duet wifi Mesh problem.:
C"^zprobe.in"
i does not work for me
now i have connected:
White= 5V.
Brown= Probe in
Grey= GND by the side of probein.config: M558 P5 C"^zprobe.in" H5 F600 T3000 ; Z probe connected to Z endstop input
how can i check about my probe are 5v or 6-36v ?
If i see videos on youtube, the probe lights go non when it detecting someting, but mine has lights always and turn off when it see someting, but still don't stops
The LED bulb in probe is also very weak when lit.
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At the extruder my probe have 4 wire
White
Black
Blue
BrownWill that ever work with my duet ?
if i place it on 24v led is very clear ind the red light
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What details do you have on the probe itself?
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There are no details on the probe and I was installed when I buy my Ender 3.
Do you think I have to buy bl touch?
But the probe do something, when there is no power to probe I just go down into the bed, and if it is connected to 5v or 24v it stops when z-probe gives 1000 in web control it stops and go up to 6.39 in z.
but it will not stop if I place something in front of the probe.
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@kosmic Does the probe have any markings on it?
@kosmic said in Ender 3 duet wifi Mesh problem.:
now i have connected:
White= 5V.
Brown= Probe in
Grey= GND by the side of probein.Is there any indication of what the different wires actually are? Or are you just wiring it up at random?
How was it wired on the previous controller?
It's difficult to know how to connect or configure it without some details about what the probe is. Otherwise we are just guessing and that's a recipe for disaster.
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I agree, but sorry to say my printer was installed with all the parts, and the seller did not no anything about it
alle probes that I can find is only with 3 wires.
do you think I have to buy a 3 wire probe or maybe bl touch ?
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no markings at all
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Well it's either an inductive or capacitive probe.
But I'm not sure which wire is which on your particular probe, but if it matches the colors shown on that link that might get us somewhere.
