Since my eyes aren't as good as they used to be, now that I see with the telephoto lense, it looks like the pads lifted off, and there was some damage to traces. I'm waiting to hear back from my EE friend, but I'm going to assume its toast.
Thanks, I'll try that email, and see if that can help.
@t3p3tony I'll give that a try again. I did it earlier, but measuring based a black shapie mark on black filament probably wasn't the most accurate. Thanks
I recently got this printer working (a retrofix of an existing printer, but now with a Duet2 board, new ps, new head, etc), and I'm scratching my head on this
Currently using Cura. One cube had an infill of 20-30%, the other I did a gradual infill (wasn't a fan of that setting). I even increased the number of top layers. So is there a different setting I should be looking at?
BTW - Loving this Duet2 board. So much nicer than the Printrboard I was trying to use originally.
Thanks!
Thanks for the suggestions. I'll explore that path first. Discovered that I can get a new one from Digikey for only 10 bucks.
Edit: Well Digikey was out of stock, so went to Mouser.
@Phaedrux said in Can I run a Duet2 Wifi without the module?:
Yea, at first glance it looked clean, but zoomed in, its more of a disaster.
Since my eyes aren't as good as they used to be, now that I see with the telephoto lense, it looks like the pads lifted off, and there was some damage to traces. I'm waiting to hear back from my EE friend, but I'm going to assume its toast.
Thanks, I'll try that email, and see if that can help.
I was in the process of installing the board to the bottom of my printer, and it bumped loose and took a big tumble. The Wifi module broke cleanly free. Could I still use the board without the wifi module, or will it balk at its absense?
Conversely, can it be just re-surface mounted? I do see very think wires that would have been underneath connecting to the pads, so I don't know if my eyes are playing tricks, or there some extra traces beyond the pads.
Thanks