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@Phaedrux said in duet maestro fw 2,05:

@luca-f13 said in duet maestro fw 2,05:

how do I access the configurator?

https://configtool.reprapfirmware.org/

This may prove useful as well since it's been so long.

https://docs.duet3d.com/en/How_to_guides/Getting_connected/Getting_connected_to_your_Duet

thank you, you were very kind

Does the bltouch pin deploy when you send M401 and retract when you send M402 ?

@engikeneer

*****OH MY GOD *****

I found the problem is neither electronic nor electrical the problem nor software
now I hope you don't get mad the problem is with the heater block holder.
the two heater block holders were made of two different materials one in steel and one in aluminum so the heat was struggling to spread in one case and in the other it spread quickly

I am very angry but at least I solved it.
thanks to everyone for the help

@Phaedrux
when I launch the print, a very thin thread comes out and does not have the size of a classic 0.4 nozzle extrusion
and it appears that the extruded filament is very little compared to the actual need

@luca-f13 said in Duet Maestro with 12864 display:

@oliof said in Duet Maestro with 12864 display:

You will find the Duet Maestro Wiring Diagram on the Duet3d wiki. If you compare the pinout, you see that they differ. So at least the cabling needs to be redone.

But then, there are different 12864 controllers, and Duet only supports those based on ST7920 currently. I don't know if the Anet display uses ST7920 or something else.

omggggggg i'm stupid sorry
yes the cros of the cables was obvious to do but I have not absolutely thought about the processor I already understood everything thanks.
sometimes you have solutions under your nose but you don't see them 🙂

Sorry to reply to an old topic. But has someone figured this out? When I compare the pinout I see different names on the pins. Someone knows which LCD-pin has to be connected to which Maestro pin?