This is basically a feature request to have a "Print Another" button on the PanelDue.

In the web interface you get the choice to "Print Another" after a finished or failed print, which accelerates the process if e.g. the first layer failed and you just want to ... "print another". Printing from the SD card menu is not really equivalent as it does not support sorting by modification date and you have to search through (potentially) many files.

I understand that this is purely a nice-to-have feature, but this came up on reddit and I wanted to bring it to your attention.

Ok ... that makes sense

Those options do not exist for me
https://imgur.com/a/hwY3EUN

No idea how to mark this as solved. But ... solved. Thanks.

@bearer Looking at the schematic the fans are all powered from V_FAN ... at least there it should be possible to use a single wire on the positive connection?

@bearer makes sense. More ground cables it is then

I am in the process of wiring up a machine and just to save some cabling I was thinking to run a single GND wire. Technically there should not be any difference and if I connect it to the heater GND it should be able to handle the increased current. I use 20 AWG wire.

The only reason I could think of is if there is some measuring circuitry on the GND legs?

This is basically a feature request to have a "Print Another" button on the PanelDue.

In the web interface you get the choice to "Print Another" after a finished or failed print, which accelerates the process if e.g. the first layer failed and you just want to ... "print another". Printing from the SD card menu is not really equivalent as it does not support sorting by modification date and you have to search through (potentially) many files.

I understand that this is purely a nice-to-have feature, but this came up on reddit and I wanted to bring it to your attention.

I noticed that could probably detect the edges of the build plate with the IR probe.
It's mounted slightly to the right and behind the nozzle, so I would have to probe the +X and +Y edges, ie the high ends.

The Reprap configurator has options to do this, but looking at the generated g-code it does not look like it would do anything different.

Would I have to plug the sensors output into one of the endstop pins? That way I would lose the fractional speed reduction right?