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@dc42 I had someone to keep an eye on DWC for any fault while I took the measurements, so I am pretty confident they had not faulted.

@dc42 said in Heaters will not turn on:

Please email warranty@duet3d.com with a link to this thread.

Alright, I will get this done.

Thank you.

@phaedrux said in Duet3 6HC does not restart after M999:

M999 just resets the board. If the board relies on M80 in config.g to keep the 5V supply on, then of course it will power off.

I perfectly understand and agree on this fact. But the behaviour of M999 on firmware 3.2.2 is totally different. Hence if there has been no changes, the mechanics of M999 on firmware 3.3 should produce the same outcome as on firmware 3.2.2 .

As for firmware 3.4b6, I agree there will be an issue due to the modification made (power supply control pin is not assigned by default).

I am not an expert, as far as I understand this issue will impact a user trying to control an ATX/meanwell power supply straight from the duet board, since the lost of 5V would set the power supply in standby mode. Please do correct me if i am wrong.

Thank you.

@dc42 yes on firmware 3.3.

Should I try 3.4 Beta3?

@deckingman said in Max current of vfused for duet 3:

@kvi94 Well to be pedantic, the current from vfused is determined by the size of the fuse. 🙂 But that's not really what you want to know is it? The answer to your question depends on which connector you use. e.g. Out0 is generally for a bed heater and will take around 15A. Out1to3 are the larger 2 pin JST VH connectors and each of those can take 6A. The smaller 2 pin KK connectors can take around 2.5 Amps each. Specs for the gen 3 main board are here https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Duet_3_Mainboard_6HC_Hardware_Overview

Thanks for the info, it is partly what I was looking for.

Sorry for not being explicit about the particular vfused connector. I was actually referring to the vfused(2 pin KK connectors) which is meant for an always on fan.

If its rated 2.5 Amps, then that should be more than enough for 2 fans and an LED. Correct me if I am wrong.

Thank you.

@alankilian said in Duet 3 and PC local ethernet connection:

Yes it's possible.

Here's a thread that discusses this configuration.

Thanks @alankilian for the link. I went through it before posting, hence I wanted to confirm that the feature would work on duet 3.

@Phaedrux said in Duet 3 and PC local ethernet connection:

You would need to manually configure your PC and Duet to have unique IP addresses within the same Subnet.

Ex: 192.168.0.2 and 192.168.0.3

Manually configuring the IP address on your PC is pretty easy. Best to google if you're not sure.

For the Duet, you can specify the IP address in your config.g by editing the M552 command.

https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode?revisionid=HEAD#Section_M552_Set_IP_address_enable_disable_network_interface

ex M552 S1 P192.168.0.3

Then you could access the web interface from the PC browser by using the IP address of the duet in the address bar.

Also make sure you Duet 3 SD card has the /www folder with all the DWC files as well.

Thanks @Phaedrux for the modifications and tips.

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