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    • markduetundefined

      Printing always on second command

      Duet Web Control
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      T3P3Tonyundefined

      @markduet please post your config.g and the start gcode you are using (please use the </> command in the message so the formatting is easy for us to read.

      Also please post the beginning of a gcode file that has this behaviour when you print and anything reported in the console when you have this behaviour.

    • markduetundefined

      Uploading multiple files to multiple printers

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      markduetundefined

      @phaedrux Sounds perfect! Makes my day better reading this.

    • markduetundefined

      Solved does config-override change needs rebooting board?

      Gcode meta commands
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      markduetundefined

      @phaedrux Thanks a bunch for the quick reply! That totally solves my problem.

    • markduetundefined

      PWM Fan mosfets

      Duet Hardware and wiring
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      jens55undefined

      @markduet, yeah, that is a no no .... but shouldn't have blown up anything. See the other suggestions for proper hookup.
      Edit: forgot about the input caps on the converter but didn't think there would have been enough current for long enough to kill the mosfet. I guess they are more sensitive than I imagined. Since the input caps don't have to do AC to DC conversion, they don't need to be that high a value (or so I thought).

      Edit2: I prefer the theory that you inadvertently shorted the fan output somehow (unfortunately it happens, sometimes more than once <sigh>) but what do I know,

      Replacing my fets was fairly painless although not real pretty. I opted to cut the leads so I was able to deal with one pad at a time.