@Phaedrux

I think I have been able to solve it by forcing it to connect to the network I want, adding the command M552 S1 "My network".
Before I only had the M552 S1 command, without the network.
Thanks for your time and help. I hope this can help others who have the same problem.

@oliof

Gracias por tu ayuda. Me diste una pista de cual era el fallo y finalmente lo he podido solucionar. Era un error al indicar el número de sensor que quería.
Revisé el archivo config.g y lo configuré correctamente.

Declaración de los sensores en config.g:

;DHT Sensor on Temperature Daughterboard SPI CS1 pin
M308 S10 P"0.spi.cs1" Y"dht22" A"Temperatura" ; define DHT22 temperature sensor
M308 S11 P"S10.1" Y"dht-humidity" A"Humedad [%]" ; Attach DHT22 humidity sensor to secondary output of temperature sensor

daemon.g:

if !exists(global.logTemps)
    global logTemps = false
 
while global.logTemps ==true && job.file.fileName != null
    echo >>{"0:/sys/templog/templog.csv"} {sensors.analog[10].lastReading}^","^{sensors.analog[11].lastReading}
    G4 S30

@dc42
Ok, thanks a lot for your help. If I get it working, I'll post it on the forum for anyone who might be interested.

@dc42

I have been able to add a button in the Gcodeviewer Plugin and what I would like is to be able to save the value of ScrubPosition (the position of the gcode where the mouse points), in a variable that I can read in duet, when I press this button. I thought I could do it in the job.filePosition object, but I can't do it.
I have added the following function but it doesn't work. I apologize because I don't have a lot of programming knowledge and I'm trying to learn little by little:

On the other hand I have a problem when resuming a printout with the command M26 S{job.filePosition}. I must enter before G92 Ennn with the corresponding extrusion value of the code line where it is going to start or it is not strictly necessary?

@chrishamm

M26 works perfectly.
What I want to achieve is that when I press a button in gcodeviewer it stores the scrubPosition value directly in a variable that I can use in M26 and I don't have to enter it manually.
Unfortunately I have not found any variable in the source code that I can work with later in duet.
I thought about using job.filePosition, but it does not allow me to modify its value, only to read it.

Hi,

Is it possible to assign a value to job.filePosition if a gcode is not running? I would like to take advantage of the value in the GcodeViewer (scrubPosition), to restart a print from that point.

Thank you!

@Alva I'm sorry but I don't know how I can help you with your problem. If it helps you, I am working to create a macro that allows me to save the current line that is being executed from the gcode in a global variable and allows me to restart the layer if something goes wrong.
When I have it if you think it can be interesting I can share it with you.

Best regards!

@Alva for me, the power failure recovery (M916) works correctly, but what I would like is to be able to save the G60 position in the resurrect.g so I can continue printing from that point.

@Phaedrux Pedí algunas tapas para ver si eso ayuda con el problema. Sin embargo, me gustaría poder guardar manualmente la posición también, en caso de que la pérdida de energía no funcione o algo que no sea un bajo voltaje haga que la placa se reinicie. ¿Quizás algo como G60? Pero no parece que la posición de restauración de G60 se guarde después de un reinicio.

I'm also interested in this. I've tested it with G60, as you said it's not suitable for that use.
Were you able to find out anything?

@marzubus

I have been testing with the G60 command and have obtained good results.
Now I have the following problem:
With G60 I go back to a saved position and manage to go back, but when I run resume.g the printer returns to the coordinates where it paused and not at the G60 position.
I have checked both in the Gcode commands and in the Object model to see if there is any option to update the coordinates before executing resume.g but I have not found anything.

Any ideas or suggestions on this?

Thanks

@gloomyandy

Wow, it's certainly very interesting and I think it might be just what I needed. I will study it well and give an answer.

Thank you very much

Hi @gloomyandy ,

The problem I see is that if I increase the jerk to improve the speed of the arcs, when the printer makes a corner it will make a very strong jerk.
Is there no way to make the printer perform a constant movement as if it were performing a straight line?