There is probably already tons of topics in here of people thanking you guys, but I just wanted to say thanks again.

I own 2 printers and decided to design one with a much larger print bed than my previous prints and went with the duet wifi because of the easy multiple motor per axis feature with plenty of motor controllers (with the duex5). I didnt realize before hand just how nice the overall product really is, I'm genuinely impressed by the web interface and the ease with which to modify settings/code on the fly.

Thanks again to all the developers.

Well I've got it working now, I did need to enable the pullup which I guess I do by putting a preceding ^ before the name in M574, very confusing.

Working code

M584 X0 Y1:5 Z2:6:7:8 E3                                                 ; set drive mapping

.....

M574 Y1 S1 P"ystop+^duex.e2stop"                                          ; configure active-high endstop for low end on Y via pin ystop

I actually cant find it documented anywhere in https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_M574_Set_endstop_configuration to even use a "^" at all, possibly add this to the wiki to prevent people in the future running into the problem I had?

There is probably already tons of topics in here of people thanking you guys, but I just wanted to say thanks again.

I own 2 printers and decided to design one with a much larger print bed than my previous prints and went with the duet wifi because of the easy multiple motor per axis feature with plenty of motor controllers (with the duex5). I didnt realize before hand just how nice the overall product really is, I'm genuinely impressed by the web interface and the ease with which to modify settings/code on the fly.

Thanks again to all the developers.

Not that I can tell, there was no noticeable difference other than it homes correctly now. I just had to add the ^.

Well I've got it working now, I did need to enable the pullup which I guess I do by putting a preceding ^ before the name in M574, very confusing.

Working code

M584 X0 Y1:5 Z2:6:7:8 E3                                                 ; set drive mapping

.....

M574 Y1 S1 P"ystop+^duex.e2stop"                                          ; configure active-high endstop for low end on Y via pin ystop

I actually cant find it documented anywhere in https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_M574_Set_endstop_configuration to even use a "^" at all, possibly add this to the wiki to prevent people in the future running into the problem I had?

When I hit Home Y, the machine crashes until it timeouts because it thinks it went the entire distance of the axis. I have the end stop wired to the right connector on the Duex5 with both of the NC Switch's leads on the two outside pins (GND/STOP)

There is no LED on the Duex5 e2endstop being lit up like it does on the Duet, do I have to enable a pullup or something?

Hello,

I'm nearing the completion of the 3d printer im building, and through some probably curious design choices by some people, I have 4x Z motors, 2x Y motors, and 1 X motor.

I want to make use of 4x end stops in the Z axis and 2x in the Y axis.

I'm currently trying to get the Y axis working before I get the Z axis working, and for the love of me I cant figure it out. I've got everything moving like it should, I just cant figure out how to get the duex end stops to affect.

Excerpts from my config.g

M584 X0 Y1:5 Z2:6:7:8 E3                                                 ; set drive mapping, this works fine as everything moves in unison

M574 Y1 S1 P"ystop+duex.e2stop"                                                      ; configure active-high endstop for low end on Y via pin ystop

I've tried using the M950 command below in many different variations and have tried the other pin name that looked promising (exp.e2stop) but to no avail.

M950 J45 C"!^duex.e2stop"

tl;dr

I want to have one endstop for each of my motors, I have 7 motors for all the axises (4x - Z, 2x - Y, 1x - X), and I cant figure out how to use the endstop connections in the duex 5.