I made it easier

App:
https://mega.nz/file/ywgiCS5Y#kHK4-RvvnkdyTL-yI6dlYlC_4e3lTijv3ViF1e0QLiY
(windows exe file, didn't obfuscate so you can check that it's no more than an uploader)
You'd need .NET Framework 4.6.2 or newer

Command:
"C:\path\path\FileUploadProgress.exe" "Uploading print file..." "[output_filepath]" "http://duet_replicator.local/rr_upload?name=gcodes/[output_filename].gcode"
curl "http://duet_replicator.local/rr_disconnect"

Preview:

Comments: (for anyone without previous experience with this method)
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I made it easier

App:
https://mega.nz/file/ywgiCS5Y#kHK4-RvvnkdyTL-yI6dlYlC_4e3lTijv3ViF1e0QLiY
(windows exe file, didn't obfuscate so you can check that it's no more than an uploader)
You'd need .NET Framework 4.6.2 or newer

Command:
"C:\path\path\FileUploadProgress.exe" "Uploading print file..." "[output_filepath]" "http://duet_replicator.local/rr_upload?name=gcodes/[output_filename].gcode"
curl "http://duet_replicator.local/rr_disconnect"

Preview:

Comments: (for anyone without previous experience with this method)
You must be logged in to you web interface from a browser for that to work

I get this error when finishing a print:

Bad command: --------------------------028a822ccb6127ae-- Finished printing file 0:/gcodes/Stretchlet1.gcode, print time was 0h 24m

Couldn't find this in the gcodes though.

Okay. No I'm even more confused.
Does this board has WiFi? Will it have a WiFi enabled version?
What do you mean by "The Ethernet port provides the ability to directly network to the board - along with the built in SD card this provides a reduced feature set"
A reduced feature set? What features can't I use?

Hi,

I'm a total newbie in the CNC world and also quite afraid about currents, especially because I have burnt a driver before.

This is my CNC machine's stepper spec:

The Duet3D 3 specs say:
"6 Next Generation Trinamic 5160 stepper drivers running at up to 4.45A RMS, 6.3A peak with firmware control of the full feature set including up to 256 microstepping, StallGuard 2 and StealthChop2"

But I'm not sure if I should multiply the current by each phase or not.
Do you think this board handle these motors?

I have a raspberry pi running docker with a home assistant (smart home) container
The HA app allows a connection from their server to control my smart home, and they secured it with a letsencrypt encryption and all the goodies.

I wonder if there's a way to install the Duet Web Control over my raspberry pi so it would control the Duet3D 2 Wifi board I have.
Any ideas?

@dc42 said in Endstop Wiring:

HT-225D

I have something very similar from eBay, but when I crimp it smashes the connector until it breaks

For some reason it also seems I got a different motor than what specified
This is what the data sheet says:

It seems that this will be at the higer end of what the duet wifi can handle
Is it okay or should I get external drivers?

I would like to purchase the Duet to operate this machine:
https://www.aliexpress.com/snapshot/7374711260.html?spm=a2g0s.9042647.6.2.2TOcRI&orderId=73201741777744&productId=32557955252
It has NEMA23 motors with these specs
"two-phase hybrid stepping motor , 1.8A/PHASE,40N.cm, 8 segments drive."

Do you think it'll work?