Topics created by Jimmykc

@Generic-Default thanks for the list. Please can you expand on item 5: which G/M codes have you added? M3/4/5 are already supported by RRF. Auto-stop when a servo faults can be configured in the event system, if you are using MB6XD or EXP1XD boards to drive the servos.

@T3P3Tony Thanks, I have run M92 to define step/degree, speed, and acceleration.

@dc42 You are right. I fix my issue. Thank you so much.

@phaedrux OK, thanks.

@jimmykc please email info@duet3d.com

@peter247 P2 is on IO_1.

@Phaedrux No the RPi is powered via the duet card. I have a separate power available but until now, it was not necessary to use it.

Ultimately for the problems I encountered it is not an issue!

@dc42 I can do stall detection when I use native x16 microstepping in M350. Thanks.

May find this interesting while waiting: https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/16023/maximum-number-of-axis/14

if you're in a hurry and wanna do a little DIY ref
https://forum.duet3d.com/post/155634

@dc42 nice, I recompiled it on mac, was faster to get everything up and running without messing out working envinronments for other stuff on my main win desktop and compiling is fast enough that the speed of the mac is not that important 😄 .. brew is a nice addon to osx 🙂 .. brew installs (GNU Tools for Arm Embedded Processors 9-2019-q4-major) 9.2.1 20191025 (release) [ARM/arm-9-branch revision 277599] so exactly what you say you are using for 3.1.1 and the issue is only with src/GCodes/GCodeBuffer/ExpressionParser.cpp the conv.Accumulate is called with wrong number of parameters .. probbly ReprapFirmware:v3-dev vs RRFLibraries:dev at point I was doing a clone were out of sync (I see that whole section is new) ... I just needed to do the quick read of the ADC so I removed that whole section and compiled without a problem 😄 .. got data I needed I returned release 3.1.1. 🙂 ..

I moved to 2020 myself for few projects and so far did not notice any issues

@dc42 I am very looking forward to your success. Thank you.

@dc42 I see, thanks.

All good here as well. Thanks for clarifying everyone!