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    • RE: Heater fault on new board

      @Veti I'm aware of that. I'm basically just trying to find out whether the immediate faults reported are reason enough to open a case with the dealer.

      It's like a new car; the low oil pressure is reported in the dashboard and is visible right away whereas the bad stitching in the seats takes a while to show up. I'm merely acting on the oil lamp before purchasing the trailer to go with the car 😉

      BR,
      SteenS

      posted in Duet Hardware and wiring
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    • RE: Heater fault on new board

      @Veti Basically everything 😉
      The Duet is more or less the first component I bought (work in IT, need to get the computer in place before can work kind of approach, I guess), still working on printer design.

      BR,
      SteenS

      posted in Duet Hardware and wiring
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    • RE: Heater fault on new board

      Thanks.
      I'll look into it, but the only thing I've done in terms of configuration is setting up the wifi and then looking at signal strength (M552 variants and M122).

      BR,
      SteenS

      posted in Duet Hardware and wiring
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    • Heater fault on new board

      Just received my new Duet 2 Wifi (from local, genuine reseller ;- ) and fired it up to look at the wonder.
      I have no previous experience in 3D printers, nor do I have anything attached to it (that goes for thermistors as well).
      I noticed that heater 1 reports error:

      Duet2wifi_heater1_fault.png

      (Still no thermistor connected there, board turned off)

      Later, I click the Heater 2 label and get:

      Duet2wifi_heaters_fault.png

      There is also a notification:

      Duet2wifi_heaters_warning.png

      ... which gives the hint that the faults are due to missing thermistors.
      Those are not yet purchased, but I could use a resistor for testing.

      Can someone confirm that the board is functioning as expected? (New board, no thermistors)

      Thanks.

      BR,
      SteenS

      posted in Duet Hardware and wiring
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