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@macnite a direct-connect external SD card socket isn't supported yet, but we are looking at how to achieve it in a future firmware version.

@macnite thanks I somehow missed the 6HC in your original post!

@o_lampe it's a retract, cool, fast extrude, fast retract sequence to give the tip shape. Whether it's controlled by an mmu specific mcu or in gcode, it would work about the same

Here is a fudge which might work. Completely off the cuff and untested. But if you create a dummy tool (say T3) and assign both bed heaters to it, then you could use G10 to set the standby temperatures for both heaters. You'd likely need to set the active temperatures too. Then if you initial make that tool active, it should start to heat, but when you make the normal hot end tool active, the dummy tool (the bed heaters) should maintain the standby temperatures. To use G10 with multiple heaters, you use the colon separator for the S and R values which means that each heater is given its own set value. So you could run one at say 60 and the other at say 70. Although in practice, thermal conduction might preclude that from happening.

I do not think your ideas help. I tested them but they did not improve anything...

but I found the mistake!

You know....in programming you are often start counting with 0....not with 1. So my x Stepper is not P0.1 but P0.0....

Oh my gosh...works now.

This kind of shapes called concave. There down side is that some straight lines between two inside points go through outside points. What would you like the duet to do if it gets such a move, refuse to move? Go around?

Thank you!
Is there any "feedback" from the M291 command I could use in conditional code?

M291 P"If you're satisfied with the z-calibration results push "OK", if z-calibration shall be repeated push "cancel"" R"Calibration of z-Position" S2

So I can coordinate if thh z_satisfied variable should be set to true or false according to the user-input?

Greets
Max

Thank you very much!
Sometimes I just feel dumb...

I have started to built some gcode....I did not have the time to test it and some lines are just place-holders (either I did not know the exact code or I just could not find a proper solution.
I assume the calibration of the z-offset would work like that. But I encounterd some problems.

1: Is it possible to check wether filament is loaded? Option A: check if filament is loaded through the filament Load buttons in DWC. B: The Filament Runout Sensor is triggerd. (refering to
2: Is it possible to ad markers in some form? I.E. in Line 23 and 39. After printing the z-calibration test print the user shall be asked if he / she is satisfied with the results. If yes then --> start xy-calibration. If no: Return to line 23 and re-start z-calibration.
3: The general concept of the xy calibration I assume is clear. There even is a reference I found in the duet wiki :
https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/ConfiguringMultipleIndependentXcarriagesCartesian#Section_Calibration
Is it possible to "built / generate" some kind of input fields in DWC / PanelDue so the user can add the values....or choose a value from multiple pre-defined ones?

Maybe @dc42 may provide some Input on this? I've read there were some plans on "expanding" the M291 functionality but I assume this is not done right now?

; add tool1offset.g and tool2offset.g to config.g with M98 P"tool1offset.g" M98 P"tool2offset.g" ; built z-calibration gcode - 20x20 square M291 P"This will reset all previous defined tool offsets to the default values. Do you want to continue?" R"Calibration of Tool Offsets" S3 G28 M104 S200 T1 ; Active & Standby Temperature for Tool 1 200°C M104 S200 T2 ; Active Standby Temperature for Tool 2 200°C M140 S65 ; Set Bed Temperature to 65°C ???? G10 L2 P1 X-10 Y0 Z0 ; set Tool 1 offsets to default values ???? G10 L2 P2 X10 Y0 Z0 ; set Tool 1 offsets to default values G1 Z5 ; chek if Filament is loaded in tool 1 if FILAMENT_LOADED_TOOL1 == TRUE Then ELSE T1 M701 S"PLA" ; chek if Filament is loaded in tool 2 if FILAMENT_LOADED_TOOL2 == TRUE Then ELSE T2 M701 S"PLA" ; start z-calibration routine ;##marker-mc-markface M291 P"Put a piece of Paper on the built plate" R"Calibration of z-Position" S2 T1 M291 P"Move the Bed up using the buttons until the paper slightly graps on the nozzle" R"Calibration of z-Position- Tool 1" S3 X0 Y0 Z1 M28 tool1offset.g ???? G10 L2 P1 Z{axes[3].position} ; set z-offset of Tool1 to value from last calibration M29 T2 M291 P"Move the Bed up using the buttons until the paper slightly graps on the nozzle" R"Calibration of z-Position- Tool 2" S3 X0 Y0 Z1 M28 tool2offset.g ???? G10 L2 P2 Z{axes[3].position} ; set z-offset of Tool2 to value from last calibration M29 M291 P"Remove Piece of Paper" R"Calibration of z-Position" S2 ; start test print for z-calibratoin M98"z_test_print.g" ; Print z-calibration lines ; ask user if he is satisfied ;If-Statement to ask user if z-offset is fine or z-calibration has to re-run, for rerun re_turn to ##marker-mc-markface ;start xy offset calibration ; to come....

@jay_s_uk said in LED ON OFF Macro or Toogle:

if state.gpOut[1].pwm == 1 M42 P1 S0 else M42 P1 S1

Just updated all 7 of my printers with this!!

Thanks David and Leblond.

I feel so stupid I did not see this...works perfectly fine now!

Greets ,
have a nice weekend and stay safe.
Max

Thank you!
I'll do that.

@DSG, see my response dated 4 Jan 2020.

EDIT:
I have Firmware Version 1.17 on my PanelDue and will Upgrade to the latest. The macros are only supported from 1.20 in.

Elegance is a matter of opinion, and I won't try to convince you in any direction.

At the same time, I regard the things that are separated into home?.g and bed.g and so forth, I regard those as elegant because they provide "logical categorization" for the commands that are involved in homing, or whatever.

To say it another way: homez.g is doing exactly what it is designed to do, by being separate from the rest of the configuration.

So... I said I wouldn't try to convince you... and hopefully I haven't... just stating how I see it.

Thank you David!
I think I have to Switch to RRF3 in this Case...I knew, this time would come 😛

Update:
I switched the coupler (C-axis) from E2 to E0 (Endstop + Stepper), Extruders are now E1, E2 and so on.

It works flawless in this way.

Yes. And the fan for the chamber is only turned on when the temperature reachers a certain threshold.