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    • Will Baxterundefined
      Will Baxter
      last edited by

      got the board fitted all wires connected and ready to go found instructions how to connect using windows but nothing on using a mac . i have tried a few thing but no luck just cant get the web based interface up and running . Any help would be great thanks

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      • StefaanCundefined
        StefaanC
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        I have a mac too : here you find the information : https://duet3d.com/wiki/Getting_connected
        first download print run for mac aka pronterface => http://koti.kapsi.fi/~kliment/printrun/
        klick on port connection you must see this :/dev/tty.usbmodemFA431
        clic on connect and than follow From step number 4 from the link i set before .
        it is very easy !
        if your printer don't show in your port driver , it is possible you have to install FTDI driver for mac.

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        • Will Baxterundefined
          Will Baxter
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          I had already downloaded pronterface and my printer doesn't show up on any com port i will try what you suggested thanks for your help

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          • Dakineundefined
            Dakine
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            These instructions are atrocious. Step one says skip this step if you aren't using Windows, then the rest of the instructions are all windows based anyways. I hope Duet3D can update the documentation some.

            Will, did you ever get it working on your mac?

            StefanC, How were you able to determine the right port?

            Thanks!

            Maker Select v2 : Duet Wifi : Panel Due 7i

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            • Dakineundefined
              Dakine
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              For anyone else who finds this via Google, the way to determine your port on a Mac is :

              1. Open Terminal (cmd+space, type terminal, hit enter)

              2. Type 'ls /dev/tty.*' without the single quotes obviously. Hit enter.

              3. You should see a not too large list of ports that are in use. Mine looked like:
                /dev/tty.Bluetooth-Incoming-Port /dev/tty.SOC
                /dev/tty.MALS /dev/tty.usbmodem1442345

              4. You're probably looking for one like /dev/tty.usbmodem1442345, but it will have a different number. If you have multiple ports that look like possibilities, just try them in pronterface.

              Good Luck!

              Maker Select v2 : Duet Wifi : Panel Due 7i

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