@jay_s_uk said in web interface partially stuck after button press:

Upgrade to the full 2.05 as there was a bug in 2.05 RC1 stopping it work with DWC 2.0.4

hi thanks, I upgraded just now and the Home All button works, but Retract and Extrude buttons are still greyed out, I supposed there' something else going on? Extrude and retract macros work fine. Printing is otherwise fine, too.

hi, after upgrading to 2.05Rc1, and web control 1.04, I've found that the web interface controls no longer responds after I click them once. That is, if I home by pressing the home all button, the button will be stuck in the rotating icon and never allows me to home again, until I press F5 to refresh the webpage. I suspected it was my homeall.g. I removed the suspicious tool changing line but the problem remains. As a result, everytime I put in a gcode or home, I need to press F5 to reset the webpage.

I've attached my homeall.g, config.g here in the post.config (1).g homeall.g

Not captured in the screenshot but I've also noticed that the extrude and retract buttons seem to be permanently greyed out under some conditions. Even refresh won't do it. This is when HE temp is okay for extrusion.

This also happens when sending G codes. sometimes, once a command is sent and executed, I can't send the next one in because the input field seems to be stuck in a 'processing' state, even though the machine status is 'idle'. I've attached a screenshot to show what I mean.

I've searched the forum and didn't find any post matching this problem. Any ideas?

thanks to all! after another exhausting search, I confirmed that it was in my bed.g......a M208 Y240 I planted a long time ago to accommodate one of the experimental tool changer setup....I didn't have this problem initially because I asked the slicer to G29 before each print, but lately I've begun to manually probe the bed by pressing that 'auto bed compensation' button, which is a G32!

send M208 without parameter is a godsend...thanks dc42!

I use my duet 2 wifi with a coreXY printer. Recently I've just changed from a side-by-side dual extruder setup back to a single extruder, so I updated probe offset, re-defined axis min and max limit, mesh compensation pattern, z height etc. Then something strange happened. When I tried to print a model that spans much of the Y axis range, the HE would stop moving in the Y axis hitting somewhere Y=240 but X and Z movements are normal. This means everything beyond Y=240 gets squeezed into a single line at Y=240.....I checked the gcode, no problem there as the G1 Y values go smoothly through Y=240. I then checked config.g. There's no 240 anywhere. Checked the definition of M208 and M574...nothing off there too. So, where's this 240 'invisible wall' coming from?? The only hypothesis I had was that M208 was mis-aligned with actual bed Y position. When homed, i measured the HE position and used the X, Y offset to the nearest bed corner to M208 the origin, per the tutorial on this website. I then put in 305 305 as the max value because my bed measures 310/310, to give a little margin. This apparently was not the problem.

Since I've made many changes over the past few months experimenting with mechanical tool changers, etc, the problem might be buried somewhere else in the sys folder....could somebody offer other hypotheses to try? really frustrated. thanks

a section of my config.g:

; Axis Limits
M208 X-24 Y-7 Z0 S1 ; Set axis minima
M208 X305 Y305 Z340 S0

; Endstops
M574 Y1 S0 ; Set active low and disabled endstops
M574 X1 S1 ; Set active low and disabled endstops

; Z-Probe
M574 Z1 S2 ; Set endstops controlled by probe
M558 P5 H5 I1 F120 T6000 ; Set Z probe type to switch and the dive height + speeds
G31 P500 X20 Y-15 Z0.707 ; Set Z probe trigger value, offset and trigger height
M557 X10:280 Y10:280 S50 ; Define mesh grid