Best posts made by GBusy24

@diy-o-sphere A friend helped me find the problem. Thanks for your help.

@phaedrux, This site is flagging my copy and paste of the M122 Diagnostics report as spam and will not let me post it. How do I get around that?

@dc42 Hi, I just saw your message and ran the command. E-thing seems good to go. Here's the response: "M98 P"config.g"
HTTP is enabled on port 80
FTP is disabled
TELNET is disabled
I've come to terms that this smaller stepper needs higher current than normal sized steppers. I'm okay with that. I've used this motor for years on my setup and haven't had any problems. I am going to show it a lil' love tho with a nice heatsink that arrives tomorrow

Trying to set up my second Duet 2 Wifi. Bought my first over 5 years ago and I've forgotten pretty much e-thing. My new board shows it's running ver. 2.05.1 firmware when sending m115 thru Yat. I'm able to save my ssid and PW thru M587, but when I send M552 S1, it's telling me no networks found. Question: Do I need to update the FW, duet wifi server and DWC by pulling the card and putting it in my computer to do so? I appreciate any help.

@günter-jibben Wow, Thanks! Didn't know this info was out there.

@phaedrux That did I
it! Thank you

@jay_s_uk Okay

@fcwilt Yes.

@jay_s_uk Thanks for your help. Everything is sorted out and working proper now. No more faulting out.

@droftarts Fabulous! that did it. Thanks

@infiniteloop Found it. I somehow had an equal sign(=) between Y and a number in my homeall.g.

@Phaedrux yes

@Phaedrux, @droftarts, @jay_s_uk, Thanks for everyone's help. I'm connected!

@droftarts @Phaedrux , I think it was both the error with the quotatiion mark and also the I parameter I had in the 587. I'm jusy happy you guys help me solve it. Thanks again.

@droftarts Result of motor drive mapping with M584- X=0 Y=1 Z=2 E=3. Extruder does not move along with X and Z when attempting to extrude. Physically looking at the board everything looks perfect. No damage. I see nothing amiss under the board. It sits on a 3D printed mount. I will say that when attempting to test motor movement following the Duet 3D guide, I get no movement at all when sending , G1 H2 X10 F3000, but I do get movement out of X,Y when sending G1 H2 Y10 F3000 and it moves how the guide describes it should in the +x and -Y directions. Here are the things you asked me to share. Homeall.g ![1000008464.jpg](/assets/uploads/files/1745450157161-1000008464-resized.jpg Thankful for your help.

EDIT 4/25/25:
AHA! The move X command, G1 H2 X10 F3000 is turning the extruder motor upon further testing, but why does moving X in DWC work normal as expected? Why doesn't the extruder motor turn instead of X in DWC?Now, my question to you and myself is,.....Did I plug X and E into the board swapped when changing out boards? I don't think so. That means the problem lies within config.g or motor mapping doesn't it? But motor mapping seems proper and so does config.g.

I just uploaded my current .json file to the RRF config tool and notice the motor mapping it displays is different from what I'm seeing in my config.g Here it is from the RRFC. Only P3 is changed from S0 in my config.g to S1 that I'm seeing in RRFC tool. I've tried changing it to that in my config.g,, but end up with a bad result.

M569 P0 S0 D2 ; driver 0 goes backwards (X axis)
M569 P1 S0 D2 ; driver 1 goes backwards (Y axis)
M569 P2 S0 D2 ; driver 2 goes backwards (Z axis)
M569 P3 S1 D2 ; driver 3 goes forwards (extruder 0)

EDIT 4/25/24: Solved
I did have the X and E swapped into wrong positions on the board.