Auto sleep didn't work
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Hi,
I had a M81 S1 in the end Script of s3d.
Tooked that out and added it in sleep.gThen, i started a Job and enabled Auto sleep.
After the print was finished and all temp controlled Fans were off, the printer Shut not down.
Am i missing something?
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You have to keep your browserwindow open and running. So your PC needs to stay on, and the DWC window active (needs no focus though).
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Oh, ok. That was the problem. Then i have to put the M81 back to the end Script of s3d.
Thanks!
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@torro said in Auto sleep didn't work:
Oh, ok. That was the problem. Then i have to put the M81 back to the end Script of s3d.
Thanks!
Or you can put it in stop.g, and make sure that is a M0 command at the end of your S3D end script. It's stop.g that gets run when a print finishes.
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it makes no difference. i have to decide before the print starts, if i want a shutoff or not. isn´t there a possibility, that the duet/firmware/macro remembers the enabled auto-sleep, when i close the web interface?
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If you set the hot end heatsink fan to run thermostatically, then if you start a print, wait until the fan is running and then send M81 S1, it should turn the printer off at the end of the print. I suggest you also enable logging, because a heater fault could also cause the print to be terminated.
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Ok, i'll try
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@torro said in Auto sleep didn't work:
isn´t there a possibility, that the duet/firmware/macro remembers the enabled auto-sleep, when i close the web interface?
Yes it would be nice to have the webserver handle the "enable auto sleep" function instead of the DWC browser-window. If a print takes longer than I anticipated and I want to go to bed, I like to enable auto-sleep. It is not something I already decide while slicing
For now, I'd rather have my PC running continuously instead of my printer.If you think trial and error is dangerous, try routine. That's even more so!
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@deltacon said in Auto sleep didn't work:
@torro said in Auto sleep didn't work:
isn´t there a possibility, that the duet/firmware/macro remembers the enabled auto-sleep, when i close the web interface?
Yes it would be nice to have the webserver handle the "enable auto sleep" function instead of the DWC browser-window. If a print takes longer than I anticipated and I want to go to bed, I like to enable auto-sleep. It is not something I already decide while slicing
For now, I'd rather have my PC running continuously instead of my printer.You can do that by sending M81 S1 after the print has started and a thermostatic hot end fan is running.
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@dc42 said in Auto sleep didn't work:
You can do that by sending M81 S1 after the print has started and a thermostatic hot end fan is running.
Yes, the sad truth is that I have a v0.6 Duet and have no thermostatic hotend fan...
I have myself to blame, because I went for a 0.6 even after the WiFi came outIf you think trial and error is dangerous, try routine. That's even more so!
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@deltacon said in Auto sleep didn't work:
@dc42 said in Auto sleep didn't work:
You can do that by sending M81 S1 after the print has started and a thermostatic hot end fan is running.
Yes, the sad truth is that I have a v0.6 Duet and have no thermostatic hotend fan...
I have myself to blame, because I went for a 0.6 even after the WiFi came outYou can pretend that you have a thermostatic fan, because the Duet 06 runs the same firmware as the 085 which has a second fan (fan 1). But you won't know for sure that your virtual thermostatic fan is running.
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That is a brilliant idea. Maybe I will work that out some time when I have more time at hand.
