@handyandy Hi, I have just spotted the solution to this at the end of the 'Getting Started' document. I should RTFM more!

Apologies - That does work! I was just putting Z and the line end and not Z1
Thanks alot

Hi @jay_s_uk , Thanks again... found it!

Hi, I took on board your comments about my old text editors and looked at Notepad++... I didn't like it. The GUI seems very 'home made in my shed'.
I did however find the 'Atom' editor being recommended so have also tried this. I like it a lot.
It has a really nice and modern looking GUI. It allowed me to load my whole SD card into it as a project. I could then set up my Find/Replace criteria and quickly apply them throughout the project. Brilliant.
I can now also display degree symbols correctly!
Cheers all.

Thanks for that.

Hi,
I would like to echo the value of 'heat.heaters[1].current' in the following line of code as an integer (i.e. no decimal places). Currently it always displays it with to two decimal places.

echo "Heating the nozzle to " ^ global.filamentTemp ^ ", it's currently " ^ heat.heaters[1].current ^ "°C"

It must be easy but I'm feeling a bit thick today!

@jay_s_uk Hi, I've not uploaded files here before so I hope I'm doing it right!
config.g
homex.g
homey.g
homez.g
homeall.g
Whilst you are looking at these I also can't get the PanelDue to display.
Any Ideas?

Hi, I had been getting on fine with sensorless homing with my duet3mini5 board. Both the X & Y axis were homing almost silently and ultra-repeatable with just one contact needed to work.
However, I was getting an error message with the X-axis, it came up as...
"Error: Pin name needed for switch type end stop on X-axis ". I don't understand this homex.g is identical to home.y (except X's and Y's! of course). Why is it asking for a pin name when it's sensorless ?

@chrishamm thanks I tried that but the printout does not show all the details in the original web page. I could not find the PDF option anywhere. Where is it?

Hi, I have asked this before but didn't really get a reply.
Is it possible to split long lines of code, typically M291 lines over 2 (or more) lines of code?
These lines can easily stretch to 150 columns or more. When comparing files in 2 side by side windows it can make reading the code difficult.
I would like to be able to split these lines at some point so they are physically spread over 2 (or more) lines in my text editor ( I use sublime).

@chrishamm I was actually looking to be able to have a hard copy (printout)

Hi, Just a quick one.
Is it possible to get a full printout of the results from the Reprap configuration tool?
If I click on the open file and select print I only get parts of it printed. I really want a good print with all the alterations I've made.
I presume this because its a webpage not a text file as such.
Is this possible?

@Phaedrux , thanks for that.

Hi, I have a few 5V LED blades designed to fit into USB ports that I think are fabulous.
I would like to use one to illuminate the nozzle and surrounding area on my printer.
I am using a Duet 3 mini 5+ running with a 24 V supply.
How could I connect this, ideally being able to control it with gcode?
Any ideas would be very welcome, especially with with some coding suggestions.