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@johonline as @deckingman said, check what version of Duex5 you are using, and RRF version.

"is the firmware clever enough to detect the board version as well as the board type"?

Yes, but only if you are using RRF 3.4 and later. See https://docs.duet3d.com/Duet3D_hardware/Duet_2_family/DueX2_and_DueX5#pcb-revision-history

Modified the series resistors of the temperature inputs to be 2k2 so they perform better with PT1000 sensors. From RRF3.4 the DueX5 version will be detected and the correct R values set in M308, for RRF 3.3 and earlier use R2200 in the M308 command.

Ian

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My solution to measure the nozzle tip on the tool changer with a 2nd micro switch on the edge of the print bed (in series in the micro switch on the tool carrier). --> I no longer need to adjust the microsteps! (the nozzle and the bed should be hot!)

T-1 M98 P"homez.g" ; Home Z G90 G1 Z10 G1 X309.5 Y205 Z10 F50000 G30 S-1 var null_Z = move.axes[2].machinePosition 0.03; 0.1 eng -0.6 weit G1 Y190 Z10 T0 G90 G1 Z10 G1 X309.5 Y200 Z10 F50000 G1 X309.5 Y205 Z10 F50000 G30 S-1 var tool_Z0 = var.null_Z - move.axes[2].machinePosition G10 P0 Z{var.tool_Z0} G1 Y190 Z10 T1 G90 G1 Z10 G1 X309.5 Y200 Z10 F50000 G1 X309.5 Y205 Z10 F50000 G30 S-1 var tool_Z1 = var.null_Z - move.axes[2].machinePosition G10 P1 Z{var.tool_Z1} G1 Y190 Z10 T2 G90 G1 Z10 G1 X309.5 Y200 Z10 F50000 G1 X309.5 Y205 Z10 F50000 G30 S-1 var tool_Z2 = var.null_Z - move.axes[2].machinePosition G10 P2 Z{var.tool_Z2} G1 Y190 Z10 T3 G90 G1 Z10 G1 X309.5 Y200 Z10 F50000 G1 X309.5 Y205 Z10 F50000 G30 S-1 var tool_Z3 = var.null_Z - move.axes[2].machinePosition G10 P3 Z{var.tool_Z3} G1 Y190 Z10 T-1 M500 P10

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