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    Dave Parry

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    • RE: Heater Fault

      @jay_s_uk Sorry 25A

      posted in General Discussion
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry
    • RE: Configuration problems

      No I hadnt but have now. When I looked down the list 3.1 was above 2.05 and 3.0 was below and I didnt see it.

      posted in Firmware installation
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry
    • RE: Heater Fault

      @jay_s_uk Changed the sensor.
      It was the same initially, but its behaving it self now.
      When the print finishes will change the wiring connector. It's a 12 way molex. I have spares, so I will cut the wires and re-crimp them. see if that makes any difference. But moving the wires about didnt show any problems, but will change anyhow.

      posted in General Discussion
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry
    • RE: Configuration problems

      sorted that out Frederick, the default end stop setting says
      active high endstop switch but X1 is low end it needs to be X2

      posted in Firmware installation
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry
    • RE: Heater Fault

      @jay_s_uk
      Just to let you know tony I did the heater tuning as you suggested and its now completely flat. (the blip at the end was where the print finished and switched off and I reset the temp for the next print.)
      Thank you for your patience.

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      posted in General Discussion
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry
    • RE: Configuration problems

      Found it. I was looking on the dashboard and its on the status.

      posted in Firmware installation
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry
    • RE: Configuration problems

      I understand, and if I turn all the fans off in the tick box I get no fans message, Think I'm getting tired, Will carry on with calibration tomorrow. Thank you for your help. would'nt have got there without it.

      posted in Firmware installation
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry

    Latest posts made by Dave Parry

    • RE: Sensor error

      @dave-parry No Its back giving the error.
      What commands do I need to reduce the sensitivity?
      at the moment I have

      M591 D0 P3 C"e0_stop" S1 ; filament monitor connected to E0_stop
      M591 D0 ; display filament sensor parameters for extruder drive 0

      posted in Filament Monitor
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry
    • RE: Sensor error

      @dave-parry That seems to have cured it. Increased current to 1000mA.
      Guess its the slight extra force required to push it through the sensor.

      posted in Filament Monitor
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry
    • RE: Sensor error

      @dave-parry No Its still happening. The motor current is set to 750mA which is the nominal current rating. Should |I increase it slightly?

      posted in Filament Monitor
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry
    • RE: Sensor error

      @dc42 No cant hear any skipping, will try the pressure.

      posted in Filament Monitor
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry
    • RE: Sensor error

      @dc42 Thanks David. Yes thats the error I get (couldnt remember the wording). I'm using a bondtech extruder, would increasing the pressure help?

      posted in Filament Monitor
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry
    • Sensor error

      I keep getting random sensor errors since using PLA. It didnt happen on petg. It pauses with the message
      If I cancel the message and resume it may complete or I may get the same thing again.
      I'm using
      M591 D0 P3 C"e0_stop" S1 ; filament monitor connected to E0_stop
      M591 D0 ; display filament sensor parameters for extruder drive 0
      in my config.g file and sending m591 d0 gives
      Duet3D rotating magnet filament monitor v3 on pin e0stop, enabled, sensitivity 28.80mm/rev, allow 60% to 160%, check printing moves every 3.0mm, version 3, mag 131 agc 58, measured sensitivity 31.06mm/rev, min 85% max 118% over 24.8mm
      I assume widening the sensitivty may resolve this but what do I put into my config file?

      posted in Filament Monitor
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry
    • RE: Extruder 0 has no filament sensor

      Well it Paused the print and saved the resume state, so I guess thats a "solved" thank god ( and You).

      posted in Filament Monitor
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry
    • RE: Extruder 0 has no filament sensor

      @dave-parry Ok have changed the M591 in config.sys to the second M591 in your list
      m591 D0 P3 C"e0_stop" S1 and it seems to have done the trick....
      Havent tried it yet with running out of filament will try that now. Also console says no calibration data, do I need to do this, cant see anything on the dozuki that mentions it.
      Anyway thank you very much for your patience. Promise next time I take the print bed off will change the cable round so the colours are correct....

      posted in Filament Monitor
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry
    • RE: Extruder 0 has no filament sensor

      @alankilian No sorry Alan, I meant I put the Gcode commands in manually and it reports V3. If I power on/off it goes back to no sensor. It does however display extruder drive 0 data in the status window. If I feed some filament it increments the correct amount.

      posted in Filament Monitor
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry
    • RE: Extruder 0 has no filament sensor

      @dave-parry Have rechecked the commands and I now get this
      m591 D0
      Duet3D rotating magnet filament monitor v3 on pin e0stop, enabled, sensitivity 28.80mm/rev, allow 60% to 160%, check printing moves every 3.0mm, version 3, mag 133 agc 60, no calibration data

      So it is V3

      posted in Filament Monitor
      Dave Parry
      Dave Parry