@phaedrux My computer is working from a WiFi and I am just using ethernet cable between the computer and the board directly.

@phaedrux

Thank you, my other question is I was trying to share my computer network to the board via ethernet and use the web control but I am not being able to use/access the web control after typing on the IP address on my browser. It shows that the IP address could not be found. I used the IP address set for the duet. was that right or which IP address I should be using?

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@kalkidan config.g

@Phaedrux
attached is the config file. Yes, the motors are suitable for the duet board drivers, I am trying to build almost as the same logic as a jubilee 3d printer model I am following everything there on Jubilee3d.com. the firmware version is 3.3. I was assuming the motion to happen once I uploaded the config to the SD card, inserting it to the board, connecting the board with the motors and having my power supply on. I think I am missing some steps and couldn't figure it out. And no error messages.

Is that like I have to keep the board connected via ethernet to make the motion?

I would really appreciate if I could get any other better suggestions on how I could use a duet for the purpose of my project, I am building something which works as a 2d scanner only moving in the x and y direction in which I need a data for each corresponding x and y points with only 2 motors.

Thanks

Hi,

I am using the Duet 3 mainboard 6HC in a standalone mode for my scanning project in which I wanted only an X and Y motion. No printing at all, just interested in X and Y motion with certain steps and I only have2 motors. I uploaded the configuration file I downloaded from the reprapfirmware to the SD card, then I connected the board with the motors and power supply, but the motors are not working yet. anyone who could help?

Thanks