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Yup, using only 120, increased it to 220, all is well, thanks

@bellwether said in Simplify3d firmware configuration file:

What about controlling part cooling fans?

By default, Simplify3D will use M106, which Duet accepts. So everything under the "cooling" tab "just works"

Do you need it to do something else?

Remove the M301 command from config.g command and use M303 H0 to find suitable M307 H0 parameters for the bed. If your bed heater will not get above 80C then I suggest you specify 65C or 70C as the target temperature in the M303 command.

You need to make the tool active before you can heat it, by sending an appropriate T command (e.g. T0) or by selecting the tool in DWC.

yep, that fixed it, guess I misread the page, thanks

In the M305 command, the P parameter refers to the heater number that is being controlled, e.g. heater 0 = bed heater, heater 1 = E0 heater etc. The X parameter in the command is the sensor channel you want to use to control that heater. If you use the configurator, it will generate the M305 commands for you.

The fault light can mean a few things:

Thermocouple is not connected Thermocouple is shorted to something else. The thermocouple junction must be insulated from the hot end.

Yes, we have received the new board and all the LED's are now working. Thank you.

Oops, looks like I needed to connect to ethernet first. This was not included in the instructions.