Posts made by nerdiator

@bearer I checked the wiring of the heater I get a full circuit, so I don't think it shorts

I get the following errors when I turn on the heaters (bed OR extruder)

The board itself flashes a few times on and off. In standby mode my Vin is around 24V, but when turning on any heater it goes to 0 immediately.

I don't have any other problems with the board. The temperature transistors work perfectly, the motors work, homing works. I just can't get the heaters to work

@JKaechler Did you ever made it work? I have the same issue

@Veti They are buttons that give a 3.3V current when pressed, 0V when not pressed.

@dc42 Oh I see. I just configured it until it moved to 0,0. But I probably made a mistake with the endstop location. But still, it should stop when the endpoint is triggered, right?

Yes that's what I did. Only for the X and Y moves, but they don't get properly homed

I tried that but it doesn't seem to help. I get an error saying "Insufficient axes homed"

@Phaedrux I didn#t move the Z, it's probably just still activated because it's so low. I wanted to make X and Y work first

I'm running on 2.0.4

M119 without endstops pressed:
Endstops - X: not stopped, Y: not stopped, Z: at min stop, Z probe: at min stop

M119 at endstop position:
Endstops - X: at min stop, Y: at max stop, Z: at min stop, Z probe: at min stop

This is the position where all endpoints are being triggered:

This is the opposite position of the endpoints:

And I've been through your links, and I do see the endpoint status switching from yes to no in the machine settings when I move the bed and extruder

Here is my config.g file: https://pastebin.com/CHfyAcJV

And these are my homing files: https://pastebin.com/MvB4A0rG

I recently replaced my broken printerbot board with a Duet2Wifi. I'm a noob when it comes to the internal workings of this all but I think that I understand homing now. If I get it right, the goal is to move the printer to the starting point of the grid? I managed to configure my board in a way that it moves to the 0,0 mark. It moves in the correct direction but instead of stopping when the X stop and Y stop get triggered, the motors keep going and the homing fails. The LEDs on the board that indicate the X and Y stop do light off, so I think that I got it wired correctly?

@aidar Ah yeah both fuses are blown. I'll try later with new ones

@dc42 Will do when I get home. Where is this fuse?

@deckingman If I flip the wires then it reads 0.

@deckingman Probably cause I miswired the multimeter. If I flip the VIN and GND the reading says 0

@Phaedrux VIN, 5v, 3.3V, X stop, Y stop, Z stop, USB power, Diag, and ESP.

When I disconnect USB only VIN says lit

I've set up my Duet2Wifi board but when I try to Home my axes I get the following error:

"Attempt to move motors when VIN is not in range"

I find this to be rather weird because I checked the VIN and it gives about 13V (as seen in the pictures below). In the dashboard, it shows that my VIN is at about 2V

I've also tried with an ATX PSU but I had the same problem