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      Solved Magnetic Filament Sensor and Toolboard

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      @droftarts

      Thank you, it appears that was all it takes.

      M591 D0 P3 C"20.io1.in" S0 R70:130 L24.8 E3.0

      I knew I was missing something simple.

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      Hotend Thermistor Error on Toolboard 1LC

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      @dc42 Thanks for the tips. I will work on getting things properly grounded this weekend.

      The meter indicates that the toolboard is electrically isolated from the carriage metalwork, and the carriage is isolated from the chassis of the printer, so I will tie both to a common grounding point. It's a belt-driven CoreXY, I think I need to ground my drive motors as well, as they do not have continuity to the machine chassis either.

      The cartridge did not short to the case, so there's no chance it was a Vin to thermistor short. Must have been static discharge, and there have been a few zaps along the way.

      Thanks again for all the help.

      I have other questions about setting up multiple toolboards, but that is for another thread.

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      Macro causing Duet WiFi to lose connection occasionally

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      Thanks for the tips! I will enable logging and keep looking into this.

      Edit - 5 minutes later (and after a fair bit of troubleshooting last night)

      According to M122, the Duet is power-cycling when I see this happen. The event log is blank. Looks like this is a result of my power supply cutting out in an over-current situation.

      For anyone following along, my original macro heated both the hotend and the heated bed at the same time. This works fine when the bed is already over 50C, but when things are cold, the inrush current appears to push the power supply past its amperage limit and it briefly cuts out. If I heat up the bed first, then heat up the hotend, this problem is avoided.