@dc42 Nope no chance. I wired it to io1. Same thing. I tested all connections with a multimeter and they work. But sadly my board cant build up a connection to the accelerometer. Is there something like a debug mode, which may teaches me more about what exactly the problem is?

@dc42 I dont use RRF on my duet currently i am trying out klipper. I think klipper has functionality for multiple neopixel on one board? Can you maybe name me the exact pin of the LCD Connector?

Hi,
I use a Duet3 Mini 5+ WiFi and would like to know if there is any other pin which is able to drive neopixel other than the Neopixel dedicated Pin? Would be useful to drive multiple strips via. klipper for example.

Thanks

Hey im using a duet 3 mini. And i configured stallguard like this:

M915 Y X S3 R1 F2 H200		

Im using a CoreXY Machine so i directly used the axis. I then configure my sensorless homing like this:

M574 X1 S3                               ; configure active-high endstop for low end on X via pin ^io4.in
M574 Y1 S3                              ; configure active-high endstop for low end on Y via pin !io3.in

To home the machine i use this macro:

G91               ; relative positioning
G1 H2 Z5 F6000    ; lift Z relative to current position
M913 X70 Y70 ; drop motor current to 70%
G1 H1 Y-175 F3500 ; move quickly to Y axis endstop and stop there (first pass)
G1 Y5 F6000       ; go back a few mm
G1 H1 Y-175 F360  ; move slowly to Y axis endstop once more (second pass)
G1 H2 Z-5 F6000   ; lower Z again
M913 X100 Y100 ; return current to 100%
G90               ; absolute positioning

Sadly this does not work, my motors just crash into the frame and become really loud. Even if i use an S Value like -50 it does not work. Maybe i missconfigured something?

@dc42 Hey thank you for the quick answer. I have the latest Duet 2 Wifi I think and it already works fine with Endstops from the outside. So I will just send a High signal 24/7 and then say my Arduino to set the pin to low for a short duration and then back to High? What kind of duration can you recommend?

Hey I have an idea and im not sure if I can implement it correctly. So I have a secondary board inside of my machine which watches a lot of things like current voltages and temperatures inside of my machine. Now if some kind of sensor reaches a certain limit I want to give the Duet a signal to execute an emergency stop. How could I do this. I thought giving both the same ground and then using one of the end stop pins and putting 5v onto it. My duet currently runs at 24v so would this be possible (Duet 2 WiFi).

Sincerly

@dc42 i will test thank you

Hey so i got a inductive sensor which is working at 12v. It has 3 Cables, Plus GND and signal. When triggered on the signal line there is 12v, otherwise it is at 0v. When i now connected the probe to my duet 3 mini, for now only as a z endstop, it wil always read not stopped. Even if the sensor is stopped (it has a led to signal that). I put the signal line on io2.in. I read that it only detect when the pin is set to ground and not when a voltage is input. Is there any other connection i have to do then?

@dc42 seems like my thermistor has died randomly. Nevermind i will just by a new one and try it out.

Hello, so my printer is mostly working fine. But sometimes i have a weird error on my machine. When im heating up the hotend, the thermistor readout on the mainboard dies, and then i get a heating fault. So im not able to start a print or something similar. Im pretty sure its not a cable problem, because the problem only occures when the heater is heating. When i then reset the machine, the readout is normal again an it can read it out. Then if i try to heat it up again, the readout dies again. Im using a 24v 50w heater on my mainboard, and im sure that my power supply has enough power to supply that. So maybe something else is wrong. I also tried the other temp port, and it seemed to have fixed the problem, but after a while it occured again. So maybe someone of you have an idea.

Hey so im trying to run some input shaping on my 3d printer. Already im getting nice results using DAA and around 45Hz. The problem is now, if i want to use for example zvd as in the wiki, my printer says its not a valid type. Im running 3.4.0 b01 https://github.com/Duet3D/RepRapFirmware/releases/tag/3.4.0beta1. Also updated DWC to 3.4.0.