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    • Lakkoundefined

      Knomi round screen

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      jay_s_ukundefined

      @Lakko you don't use the paneldue pins, it uses wifi
      https://github.com/Duet3D/RepRapFirmware/wiki/JSON-responses

    • Lakkoundefined

      Microstepping

      Tuning and tweaking
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      droftartsundefined

      M350 X16 Y16 E16 I1 means that you are using 16x microstepping, with interpolation. The stepper driver itself will add an extra 16 microsteps between these (this is interpolation), for a total of 256 microsteps per full step. However, you have no control over the interpolation, and any move command will go to the closest 16th of a step. You can use 256x microstepping, but this can limit the speed of printing. See M350

      M350 Z1 I0 This is setting full stepping on Z. This will make the Z pretty noisy when moving! It may increase Z banding if Z moves fall between your 0.02 magic number. It pretty much means you can't use automatic bed levelling or mesh compensation, where small Z movements are needed. Leave it at M350 Z16 I1. If you're having problems with Z banding, post your config.g, particularly if you're using different motor drivers for the two Z motors.

      So long as you have defined M350 and M92, you can change M350 and the firmware will calculate the steps per mm for you. Check by sending M92 on it's own to report, after changing M350.

      Ian

    • Lakkoundefined

      Change baby step value

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      Lakkoundefined

      thanks a lot!!!
      i learned something new!

    • Lakkoundefined

      Bltouch and servo

      Duet Hardware and wiring
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      Lakkoundefined

      I forgot to ask if the laser can also be controlled by the duet wifi board (in addition to the bltouch and servo) without the use of an expansion board.
      Maybe using:

      Bed haeter (i don't have it) for laser Heater7/PWM5 for servo Heater1 beacause (i have only one hotend) for BLtouch
    • Lakkoundefined

      Printer loose homed axis at end of a print

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      deckingmanundefined

      ........ and with no power to hold the motors, it's all too easy to accidentally move a gantry out of position. In fact, simply walking past a cheap kit printer stood on wonky desk can be enough☺

    • Lakkoundefined

      Nonlinear extrusion tweaking

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      Phaedruxundefined

      @Tinchus That sounds correct.

    • Lakkoundefined

      [Solved] Homing question (M561)

      Tuning and tweaking
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      Lakkoundefined

      ok thank you for the explanation ☺

    • Lakkoundefined

      Firmware retraction & Slicer retraction [Solved]

      Tuning and tweaking
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      Lakkoundefined

      @wilriker said in Firmware retraction & Slicer retraction:

      @lakko You need the Printer Settings plugin to make this setting visible in Cura.

      Thankyou

    • Lakkoundefined

      PID question

      Tuning and tweaking
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      Phaedruxundefined

      Here's the relevant documentation.

      https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Tuning_the_heater_temperature_control

    • Lakkoundefined

      [Solved] Stall detection for homing issue

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      Lakkoundefined

      Thank you! I have updated to firmware 1.21 and now works fine with:

      M915 X Y S5 F0 H200 R0 ; set stall detection for XY axis
    • Lakkoundefined

      DWC in Italian

      Duet Web Control wishlist
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      dc42undefined

      See the end of https://github.com/chrishamm/DuetWebControl for instructions on how to do it yourself.

    • Lakkoundefined

      Homing with switch and stall detection for layer shift

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      Scott_Hundefined

      I have stall detection working - mostly, still trying to dial it in.

      Is it possible to both log and pause? ie, M915 Z S52 F1 R1 R2? I feel this would be quite handy as far as knowing what caused a fault. Logging more details than simply "Warning: Driver(s) 2 stalled at Z height 55.00" would be quite a thing too. The command as I have pasted it certainly doesn't work, but is there something silly I'm missing?

      That said, the fact that this works at all on a coreXY machine is amazing.

      Another question - I believe the extruder is P3 on my machine (driver 3). This being the case, is it feasible to use stall detection to notice extruder backpressure and pause a print? Or is this idea likely to cause me much gnashing of teeth but not much success? I'm happy to have a crack at it, but just thought I'd see if anyone else has attempted this.

    • Lakkoundefined

      Error: Short-to-ground on driver 4

      Duet Hardware and wiring
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      dc42undefined

      M552 S0 is corrrect. It enables the wifi module but doesn't attempt to connect to anything.

    • Lakkoundefined

      Z weird sound and sobbing movement

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      Lakkoundefined

      For now it seam it works. I have soldered the cable extension of one z motor (before it used a dupont connector), the other is near the duet so it hasn't an extension cable.

    • Lakkoundefined

      Heater 1 fault (T0) - 2000°C

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      Lakkoundefined

      My fault, I've connected the heater and thermistor to E1 instead of E0

    • Lakkoundefined

      Fan, thermistor & heater configuration

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      DjDemonDundefined

      Vfan jumper has 3 pins. One is always +5v from the 5v regulator on the duet (or possibly external 5v if you have that jumper set). One is Vin from your psu so 12 or 24v usually. The jumper connects the fan positive bus which runs to all the fan headers both pwm and always-on, to either 5v or Vin depending on the jumper connection.

      So chose one.

      However you can be clever with it. I have some 5v fans and some 24v fans. The 5v fans positive comes off the +5v pin of the vfan header and are grounded via the fan header GND of your choice. The pwm is achieved through the gnd. The rest of my fans plug into the fan headers directly and my vfan jumper is set to Vin (I have a 24v psu).

      You can also have 12v fans on a 24v system by connecting 12v to the central pin of vfan header.