@engikeneer ahh that makes perfect sense, it's 0 now and at layer 25 so the superpinda isn't sensing the bed any more. Thanks

Hi there,

Has anyone got a baseline setup for an Ender 5+ to share?

I'm coming from Marlin so lots of new stuff to learn, so just looking for a little shortcut if possible

In the online configuration tool I can't see how to setup dual-z axis, do I have to set that up manually?

Thanks

@Norder thank you for the help, greatly appreciated.

Seams like rr_status has been deprecated in v3.4.5, http://10.0.0.68/machine/Status works though so for this to work with the current version of RRF some work needs to be done on this integration. unfortunately I'm not a Python dev.

Btw, is there a websocket or webhooks that can be used or can we only rely on polling updates?

@jay_s_uk Do you have any idea how much those white only leds draw?

@jay_s_uk ahh I read your message again and saw I misinterpreted you the first time I read it. Though you meant the RGB version needed a NeoPixel controller of some sort but what you said was it connects directly to the NeoPixel header on the 6HC. If that's the case, cool!

The once I've found do not have RGBW, have you seen any of those around?

I've tried to find specs for the CR80 72lm LEDs, do you know how much power they use?
Each XXL stick has 30 of them and I was thinking of using three sticks.

@jay_s_uk I have a separate MeanWell 5v 25W psu for my SBC, but I'm considering powering it straight from the wall so it says on even after the printer is shutdown. So without the RPi on it there should be just enough power for three of those led bars.

Would you mind linking me the controller? Will the controlled need to be flashed or just plug-n-play and everything then controlled from the 6HC?

I'm not sure how much I would use RBG tbh, sure it's fun but white would probably be used 99% of the time anyway. That would be a cleaner solution I as it doesn't need a controller, how about power, would the 6HC have enough for three bars (total of 90 leds) or would I have to directly power it from the 24v PSU?

@jay_s_uk yes as either will work or just the white led version? If the RGB will work, how should it be wired?

I want to add some light to my (6HC) printer and the Daylight/Disco on a Stick seams like a nice solution.

From what I can see M150 supports DotStar or NeoPixel LEDs -- these (the RGB version) has WS2812B leds, would that work?

The white only run on 24v and are pwm controlled, so they could be hooked up to a fan output?

Here is more information:
https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Hardware/tree/master/Daylight

@repier37 just installed your plugin but it doesn't seam to connect to my printer (6HC/v3.4.5 with SBC).

If I send a manual http request it seams like I get access without a password.
http://10.0.0.68/machine/connect?password=

Any ideas what I might have done wrong? All sensors are setup, but values do not change.

  duet3d_printer:
    host: !secret duet3d_host
    name: !secret duet3d_name
    password: !secret duet3d_password
    number_of_tools: 1
    bed: true
    sensors:
      monitored_conditions:
        - 'Current State'
        - 'Temperatures'
        - 'Job Percentage'
        - 'Time Elapsed'
        - 'Time Remaining'
        - 'Position'

@engikeneer ahh that makes perfect sense, it's 0 now and at layer 25 so the superpinda isn't sensing the bed any more. Thanks

What does that number mean and why is it in red, seams like something is wrong?

As I have no reference, can someone help me understand what the graphs are telling me?

39Hz is that pointing towards some specific part that causes it?

Amplitude, what it a lot and how little is great?