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G91 is for XYZ movement, M83 is for the extruder.

Also note that when the extruder is in relative mode your slicer will need to also be set to use relative extruder moves.

@jay_s_uk - Perfect - All happy now, just re-running my bed heater calibration to compare with the first set of readings.

Perfect, bed is a piece of 6mm tooling aluminium with little flex so no point in over egging the pudding.

Time to start printing as that was my last query from my upgrade.

That's correct. The Config tool cannot currently setup a dual z axis. That must be done manually in config.g.

The config.json file is not editable either. It's simply used to bring the config from the tool back into the tool in case you wanted to make a change or use it as a base to modify from.

For the part cooling fan you can click on the fan0/fan1 boxes for each tool to assign them, in case that wasn't clear.

Sorted, many thanks. Not exactly sure what I did differently this time but I ended up with a different result - PanelDue5i is working!

When I removed the unit I checked the cable and during my belling out a crimp popped out, the connection looked fine but when I tested it it showed open circuit, 50/50 chance for where the bad end was and I lost, it was the end on the motherboard end. Two crimps later and a firmware update and all good.

Tomorrow is calibration of extruders and fun with bed levelling.

https://configtool.reprapfirmware.org/Start

Seems to be working for me now.

@Phaedrux said in PanelDue 5i - Stuck on initializing after updating to 3.2-RC3+1:

It's a little unusual that it is getting messages to display but also still showing connecting.
When you have your hardware connected please share some more details like the results of sending M122, M98 P"config.g", your entire config.g, and how you have the panel connected, and ensure the baud rate in config.g and the panel match.

@Bluemalu I've asked for this information a few times now.

Yes at the moment you will need to modify the config.g manually afterwards to include the additional driver for the Z axis.

See here for examples: https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Bed_levelling_using_multiple_independent_Z_motors

I just turn mine off.
No had an issue yet, although one has a hard drive and the other has an SSD. No sd cards are used on mine

@bearer - Perfect, what I suspected.

Just make sure the ribbon cable is connected and configured to pass power from the Pi to the Duet and you should be ok. But without Vin you can't test much more than just the basic communication (if you have Vin connected then you might want to leave the jumpers at the default settings which feeds power from the Duet to the Pi)