Ok so I came across the M540 and found the mac. Forced it to 112 in router and now it is working. However!
It's still not showing on the mac list having access to the router. What gives ?
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RE: New router not showing maestro MACaddress?
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New router not showing maestro MACaddress?
So due to my old router being a dinosaur, i replaced it. When I went in to set the maestro ip to a fixed one the mac address isn't showing.
Maestro finds it self being at 103, I want it to be 112 and since I can't set the meastro to run on a static IP. I need to do it via the router.
Now why would it stop showing it's MAC on another router?
It's the same brand and same model just with 10th rev. improvements =DOr if someone can tell me exactly how to set a static ip in the board I'd take that as well. But the written guide all ways leaves me without access to it.
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RE: Finally got the BLtouch working on the Maestro!
Sorry I can actually see now that I just read across it. The M280 line is clearly stated above the Meastro section, it just wasn't bling enough for my eyes to catch it. you have specified adding P64 removing I3 I apologize!
The probedeploy/retract I think I missed out for this one reason. I wasn not ready to toy with the probe when I did the online configuration tool, setting Z a switch.
I then later manually added the Bltouch as Z probe, giving me a very messy and generic deploy/retract.g where I removed all the lines adding the M280
This was the key factor that made it work for me. I can't find anything that even relates to these very important .g to even make the probe workOr I'm just being to hasty when doing stuff /shrugs
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Finally got the BLtouch working on the Maestro!
So as the title indicates I'm a happy man now.
-Well there's some minor hiccups but I think I know what's causing them - see the bottom of the post.TLDR, Probedeploy/proberetract.g needs more documentation as I haven't stumbled upon it yet doing endless hours of searching the web trying to troubleshoot my BLtouch. Added pictures to show how Meastro and Bltouch is wired along with the propper M280 P64 S10/S90 for this particullar board.
This post is more for the wikiwriters and I guess other that might have had same problems as me.
First it's worth noting that the meastro supports that you plug the probe directly into the Zprobe pins, but you'll endup having a spare wire that if you're like me dont know where to put. And if you read the guide for the wifi/eth you end up being even more confused. (Well i did)
the wiring should look like this, atleast with the BLtouch I'm using.
You'll notice that the 3v is unused and that you would ahve 2x GND
What I did after reading a post form DC42 is that black/brown can be soldered together. and just go with one GND for the both of them.So I did, no luck, probe clicked 3 times on reboot, when I tried to home it crashed and the probe woulnd't reploy or do anything.
Yesterday I had my breakthrough and found the most critical and underdocumented function of the BLprobing issue.
Probedeploy.g
Proberetract.gI've maybe not read all the pages thoroughly enough but I missed it, this was pointed out by a dude on fb.
Going through these two did my nut in as well.
Again most I could find was for the duetwifi indicating that one should do S280 P3 S10 I1 ... no luckI fidnout that I1 obsolete atleast for this particular setup, and that I should use P64 - I think i saw this from comment DC42 made.
So my macro and deploy/retract ended up looking like this. M280 P63 S10 // M280 P64 S90 and now my probe was responding! Success!
Off to do the leveling, firstly i think my offsets are interpreted wrong as it keeps ramming X towards the front and wont probe the back bit of my bed.
But with a mesh with S20 it would fail to probe on the second row - this happened same spot every time i ran a mesh. Increasing the distance to S40 made me do a 80% mesh the last 60mm of the bed on X was unprobed.I see now that RC3 is out and it might have a fix for my probe stopping during a mesh, it looked like it did not deploy and went to fail.
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RE: Maestro connection/guide halp!
@Duckle Makes sense, before upgrade it was ninja silent, now it resonates a wee bit.
Gotta say I thought my 8825 was quiet, but this is wonderful. I do however miss not being able to hear if it actually runsAnyways first test print of the cube was good.
Think I need to tune my PID, get the BLtouch sorted and fully calibrate the extruder it's off by +.07mm on the cube, and figure out some non duet stuff like why I still get vertical bands after upgrading to linear rails.
I will undoubtfully return with more questions later haha.
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RE: Maestro connection/guide halp!
Success!
I'm now printing again, it sounds different so I take it that the firmware altered something.I'll look into the interpolation/stealthchop thingie tomorrow.
Right now I'd better get downstairs to the missus! She feels neglected the past days
Thanks @Phaedrux you know your duet! t's much appreciated!!
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RE: Maestro connection/guide halp!
I have, I'll re-slice it file lol. I think klipper did similar to me before I switched tbf.
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RE: Maestro connection/guide halp!
Ok nevermind, Now it actually updated. I had to drag and drop to make it work.
Lol I guess I'll learn this DWC some day =D
It's also a lot more responsive now on the interface!