@phaedrux
I think found the issue. I had a broken wire inside my wire hose.
I will replace that one tomorrow (already late here) and report back

I found the culprit.
Y Endstop was set to the low end instead of high end.
Thank you all

@dc42
I tried with 3 different cables with no luck.
In the meantime, Idris sent me a replacement Orion, I'm going to check this soon and report back

Any ideas on this issue?

Thanks for the answer!
Yes, the Orion is indeed produing a active-low trigger, as clarified with Idris.
I'm getting a value of 1000 whenever the probe / nozzle is tapped on. The connection between the Orion and the board is fine, i double checked that with 3 other spare cables.
Here's the output of M558, looks good to me:

and of G31 T8:

Best,
Paul

Hi folks,
I'm experiencing an intermittent issue with my Duet equipped Hypercube Evo.
After the last print worked fine, the Duet doesnt seem to recognize the Orion trigger signal and moved the bed into the nozzle. The LED turns blue and the Z-Probe value in DWC turns to 1000 but the bed doesnt stop.
It can be seen here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPJLcA02j2s

Here's a pastebin of my config (which worked fine before):
https://pastebin.com/SvTHw5F2

I already talked to Idris and measured the signal voltage of the Orion which was fine.
I also went through the usual procedure with loosening the orion mount screws etc.
What also makes me wonder is that the Z value is the following after the bed is stopping (when it pressed the entire assembly up for about 5-10mm):

Any help is appreciated!

Best,
Paul

@dc42
Do I need to set M572 in the config or in the slicer's start code?

I noticed that the jumpyness started at around 55-60C and stopped when it reached the set temperature (85C)

Thank you, I'll read it up
Very much appreciated!

"Funny" thing is that is stabilizes as soon as it finished heating:

That's good to know.
So I need to dig into the PA feature a little more, I didnt use it so far.
Any point to start?

Hi there,

since yesterday, I experience a jumpy bed temp reading.
Looking at the numbers, it's jumpiung around 2-3 degrees within seconds.
The graphs looks like this when heating up (and stabilzes when finished heating):

Is my thermistor about to die?

Best,
Paul