Setup Duex2

DK90

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DK90

@dc42
Ok, the Jumper was one Problem, with a fan on the port it works sometimes. In my config i have ";Duex fan/LED
M106 P3 S1" but why i works sometimes after a reboot and sometime not?

T3P3Tony

try sending control signals for the console as a test to see how your led array responds to being turned on and off with M106

DK90

Okay, but how can i do this ? And it is also by an installed fan not only by the led. Sometimes the fan and the led works and sometimes not. Than i have to restart the board 2 or 3 times and the it works until the next start

T3P3Tony

@dk90 i mean with either a FAN or LED plugged in go to the console page and enter:

M106 P3 S1
M106 P3 S0
M106 P3 S0.5

etc to see what happens and confirm that its working as expected, before putting it into your config.g

DK90

@t3p3tony Ah ok, but with the commands in the console, if have the same problem. Somtimes it works and sometimes it dosen´t works, than i have to restart the duet and then it works, until the next restart.

dc42

It sounds like the I2C initialisation of the DueX2 after reset may not always be working. Do you have a short thick ground wire between the VIN- terminal of the Duet and VIN- on the DueX2, as described in the instructions on the wiki?

DK90

@dc42 Do you mean an extra ground wire? I have VIN- and Vin +, connected to the Duet WIFI and Duex2. VIN+ and VIN - are from the same power supply.

I have change the wiring. I thing now it is ok.Thank you

I have an other question.

I want to iluminate the printer, with the led´s. Eg, the hotend is on, Led ->red, the hotend is cold-> LED blue. Can i make this with M106 and thermostatic control or shoud i use the M42 command?

dc42

@dk90 said in Setup Duex2:

@dc42 Do you mean an extra ground wire? I have VIN- and Vin +, connected to the Duet WIFI and Duex2. VIN+ and VIN - are from the same power supply.

I have change the wiring. I thing now it is ok.Thank you

I have an other question.

I want to iluminate the printer, with the led´s. Eg, the hotend is on, Led ->red, the hotend is cold-> LED blue. Can i make this with M106 and thermostatic control or shoud i use the M42 command?

Yes you could do it using thermostatic control. Use one fan output to drive the blue LEDs and set it to normal thermostatic control over a range of temperatures. Do the same for the fan channel driving the red LEDs but use the I1 parameter to invert the PWM.

DK90

@dc42 Thank you, now it works