@SteveYYC adding ;e to the g1-line has answered my question #1. thanks again.

@Danal i do not have a z-endstop mounted near the nozzle - i don't hav a z-endstop at all.

dc42's hint solved my issue.

@SteveYYC

1. inserted m80 into config.g and i did not (yet) observe the absence of the atx control box. having an eye on it.

2. i had 'G1 X0 Y0 Z75 f1000' at the end of my print file. added ';e' and now the correct total number of layers is displayed.

thanks for your help.

@dc42 i canceled it by hitting cancel on the web interface of dwc (havn't got a dwc).

@dc42 >it's because ..< - is this the reason for cancel.g not being called when a print is cancelled?

yet another little question: i have a duet 3 where fan0 is not predefined. how do i configure the fan to be active at power on?

m106 .. is the answer to my question. as i have my hotend fan directly to 12v (because i wanted to be safe) i will reconfigure my machine.

thanks a lot for your hint.

@timcurtis67 m81 s1 will turn power off when all thermostatic fans have turned off, but how to tell the board when (secs, temperature value) fans should be turned off and how to cancel m81 s1?

octoprint is capable to shut down a printer after a configurable amount of time after the last g-code was sent to the printer provided the temperature of the heating block(s) has fallen below a configurable value.

question: is there an equivalent functionality in dwc?

thanks for this thread!

after playing a bit with pressure advance i was able to boost the quality of at least one print and i feel the shape of the model matters a lot. pressure advance enabled me to print a model with tiny 45 degree overhanging sharp corners.

could someone explain the difference of finding the exact home-point and missing it for 1 or 2 mm?

@chrishamm said in dwc: https and password protection:

/opt/dsf/conf/http.json

thanks (though i do not plan to customize this file.)

@chrishamm said in dwc: https and password protection:

there is no file /opt/dsf/conf/http.conf on my rpi - not even a http.conf anywhere.