Posts made by sophia

@Phaedrux The board powers on, and I have read through the troubleshooting page. Our Duet is powered via a wall outlet and is part of a 3D Potter Clay Printer system. We are having network issues, which may be due to how IT has our network set up. I don't recall seeing that LED lit up even when we had the printer originally working for our test print, but I was curious what it indicated as the link you supplied does not reference what that LED signifies.

The documentation says that there should be an LED lit up between the reset button and the USB port. This LED is not lit up on my device, but the other LEDs that are supposed to be lit are and the LED between the USB port and the SD card slot flashes briefly upon power up and then turns off as it is supposed to. What does it mean when this LED between the USB port and the reset button is not lit?

I'm using a Duet 3 for WiFi connectivity to my 3D potter clay printer. I have it set up to connect to a local network instead of broadcasting its own network and this runs alright except it seems to only stay connected to the network for about a week at a time before dropping off and no longer being discoverable upon sweeping the WiFi. I have it set to a static IP, so have tried connecting to the IP anyway, but the connection times out. It is possible that there is 2.88 Ghz interference from some other devices in the vicinity, but I would assume that the Duet would be able to re-connect to the network following a brief drop. Is there some reason that getting knocked off the network would cause the Duet to be unable to reconnect? Or is there likely some other issue occurring here? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.