Topics created by button

@button said in 12864 display Menu system:

Is there an option to:

use conditional Gcode in menu files?

Yes, in RRF 3.5beta4. See the description of the N and V parameters at https://docs.duet3d.com/en/User_manual/Connecting_hardware/Display_12864_menu#menu-files.

adding extra behaviors to "alter" component? (If temp is lower then eg 20 put tool to standby, not off)

No.

@droftarts
I'm using usb to uart converter connected with jumper wires to paneldue connector on duet2wifi.

Ps. Yes, sorry, i meant YAT

@button said in Dual motor extruder with 1 nozzle:

@deckingman
I was thinking about loosing sync between both motors and eg. building pressure in bowden tube because one motor will be going faster (steps set correctly)

Well for sure, if you set different steps per mm for each extruder, then bad things are going to happen. But if the steps per mm are set correctly for each extruder, and there is no extruder slippage, then you shouldn't have a problem.

In your opening post you asked the question " Is the Duet 2 WiFi powerful enough to run 2 extruder motors simultaneously...." and the answer is yes. But if you don't set the extruders up properly, so that they both feed at exactly the same rate, then you will have problems - that's a mechanical or tuning issue. From a Duet perspective, both the firmware and hardware are capable of doing what you want to do. But there is no easy way to compensate for mechanical or tuning errors that you might introduce when setting it up.

Did homing separate - working great. THX

@cobalt there isn't a M669 K code that describes this kinematics, so you will need to specify Cartesian or Mark Forged kinematics using the K parameter, then modify the matrix using the X Y Z and U parameters.

@button said in Donation for Duet dev team:

@deckingman No, because I'm not looking your YouTube - it's not thing I'm using everyday for making money. Its a little difference

Ahh - well it worth a try ☺

@button said in Once again Z min endstop, BLtouch G29 and G32 correct using:

What's doing F parameter in M671 command?

https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode?revisionid=HEAD#Section_M671_Define_positions_of_Z_leadscrews_or_bed_levelling_screws

It's a fudge factor. So if it's always a little over or under on it't correction on the first pass you can adjust the F parameter to make it have more or less effect.

The readings don't mean a lot to me looking at them. The real question is whether it's having the right effect on your bed tilt.

All the time is overextrusion. Think i missed something in prusaslicer, swapped to ideamaker and quality is much better!

After that I started to checking everything, and when I was printing with infill less then 20% was ok. When increas infill getting worse. I changed infill overlap to 10% and infill flowrate to proper amount and now is perfect!