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@dc42 said in Fan ON when steppers are ON, OFF when steppers are OFF:

You can also configure a fan to monitor the MCU temperature and the driver overheat warning - that's what I did on my delta:

M106 P2 H100:101 T45:55 L0.3 ; electronics cooling fan

@Moriquendi If you go this route, don't forget to calibrate the cpu temp. https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Calibrating_the_CPU_temperature

I had a wonderful time this year! I'm still not sure what terrible thing I did to my Duet that made it corrupt the SD card a couple hours into Saturday morning, but I had it all back up and running pretty quickly. People passing by were all very impressed with the PanelDue and DWC interfaces, and I had a lot of good conversations with people about how much I love the Duet Wifi/RepRap firmware. I definitely can't wait for next year!

Also, here's a picture of my ridiculous Duet-powered machine at MRRF. To the extent of my knowledge, I'm the first person to put a infinity mirror into a printer (what a claim to fame, hah). So many infinite Z-axis jokes!
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@dc42 turns out the glass cracked under the PEI sheet and that was causing the inconsistent readings. replaced w/ a geckotek spring steel build plate (see my other thread on the high temp magnetic sheet if people want more info) and my readings are very consistent now.

Excellent, that's pretty much ideal behaviour for my purposes.

Idris