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@ReVeRb I'm glad it's working. To mark as solved, click the Topic Tools button and select Ask As Question. Then click it again and select Mark As Solved.

@reverb It saves the last print position whether you have it move or not.
On resume you must home first.

The details are discussed here: https://docs.duet3d.com/en/User_manual/Tuning/Resume

Do the fans have a large impact on maintaining a steady temperature? If not, you can tune as a heater rather than tool. If it does have a large impact you can try and aim the fans better and add a silicone sock to help stop the drop. Or you can just set the fan speed manually and tune as a heater and get most of the effect as tuning as a tool.

Did we actually solve the wall print quality problem as well? I thought we just solved the homing issue that came up suddenly.

@haydn Ok, I'll give it a try. Since I'm printing quite fast (60mm/s for bed adhesion is my "standard"), I was wondering if the high velocity of the head, while printing the part, could be handled without problem or any unwanted vibration that may be caused by that un-co-linearity.

I've contacted you in private chat for those custom made 10mm CF rod.

@dc42 Ok, you hit the nail on the head !
I sent the M579 command and just realized I did something wrong.

After I sent the M579 command, I get that response in the consol:
M579 X1.000 Y1.000 Z1.000

But at the end of the config.g I've written that:
M579 X1.015 Y1.085 Z0.980

Which mean it does not take into account the scale adjustment I try to push.

Where do I have to write it so it will be implemented ? Maybe I wrote the line at the wrong place ?

Right now, my M579 line is the last one, under the Miscellaneous. Should it be somewhere else ?

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When I open the sonfig.g file, a keyboard appear at the bottom of the screen. The keyboard is hiding the lower part of of file and there is no way to toggle the keyboard on or off. <- this could be a good addition by the way.

So yes, after trying many different setting, I just realized that I had a second M579 many line lower (blank one) and the M579 was with 1.000 on all axis, so it overrided my input.

I've erased it and see if it fixed my problem. I hope it will!

I ended up installing CuteCom on my linux Desktop and followed the instruction. Configured the Duet IP to DHCP, which didn't worked from windows(I don't know why).
With linux, it worked like a charm.

Now I can connect to the DWC from the linux Desktop, windows laptop or via IPad Wifi.

@dc42 Hi,

Ok, I followed all the instruction until it suggest to update the firmware. The FW version I have is 3.1.1.

At STEP 7: To update it I have to connect to the DWC, right ?

In the Installing & updating procedure:

--"Usual procedure
Download firmware zip bundle (named Duet2and3Firmware-3.xxx.zip) , or individual binary files, from https://github.com/Duet3D/RepRapFirmware...
Connect to DuetWebControl.
In DWC, go to the System page and click the "Upload System Files" button."--

So I have to go back and set the connection, which I did, I guess... I followed step 8, 10, and step 11, does not work for me.

I set a permanent IP address, then connected my board into my switch (not a rooter). I tried to connect via the IP address in a browser, as well as the http://duettest.local/ and... nothing !

Is there a special procedure to connect through a switch instead of directly on the rooter ? I have to find a way because the rooter is very, very far and I had to pass a cable through the entire house and connect all my PC on a switch(as well as the printer).

@droftarts My hotend is 12V 70W, which is 5.833 amp. It's way too close to the max 6 amp for my taste. Is a SSR on the hotend could be necessary ?