@rero I believe it should be
M208 Z{-10+var.offset_z,136+var.offset_z}
@rero I believe it should be
M208 Z{-10+var.offset_z,136+var.offset_z}
@Tech_Sam03 can you post a link to the page you saw that on?
@Glyn just copy the contents of the SD card
@dc42 this is the commit to orcaslicer for adaptive PA if thats any help https://github.com/SoftFever/OrcaSlicer/pull/5609
@qlqlo I would suggest first uploading the 3.5.4 firmware so all boards are updated to the same firmware. A firmware mismatch could be the issue before we dive into wiring
@luca-Massimiliano I don't know of any delta examples off the top of my head but there are many adapters to fit pens to things like ender 3's etc.
@luca-Massimiliano yes. thats basically how a plotter works.
You may need to think about how you account for lead wear though. You can get automatic propelling pencils but they aren't cheap
@Dutchprinting you could use MQTT to send a message from the duet when something happens (using M118) otherwise its a case of polling the duet for data and looking for the change.
NodeRed has a node written for RRF that would be an easy way to get the email functionality
@fcwilt its probably that G1 H2 move at the beginning of your homing file
@flopo76 one for @chrishamm to fix with the config tool
@maximyz3d DWC is programmed in VUE.
There are some guides on creating plugins. Never tried it myself though
@maximyz3d RS485 support has been added in 3.6 (still in beta) so you can use that to read/write registers.
Otherwise you've got UART, MQTT or HTTP
@maximyz3d you won't be able to sync them and use them all together.
your only choice is CAN-FD.
What is the maximum cable run length you would be looking at?
@SpeedyDad sounds like a config error.
the "Tool Fan" in DWC is the part cooling fan of the currently active tool and not the hotend cooling fan
@awitc ok. Just wanted to mention that theres a fork of the duet firmware which runs on an STM32F4 (only the STM32F407 and STM32F429) which can have an spi2can module added so it can talk directly over CAN-FD to the duet 3.
Although that probably won't help you with the control of the extruder.
Have you added M575 in your config to enable the UART connector?
@awitc what are you ultimately going to use the STM32F4 based board for? Which specific STM32F4 processor does it run?
@dwuk the out of sync/delay issues with a mainboard in expansion mode has been fixed internally. Don't know if a build has been made available
@dwuk if you're doing any remapping of axes after movement in 3.5.4 that's unusable too.
You'll notice a difference when you come to print something as the movement code is way better in 3.6, especially pressure advance and input shaping
@dwuk mixing 3.5.4 and 3.6b4 based boards, with the amount of changes that have happened between the two, is a really bad idea