Think there is something similar mentioned below, but many of us who use Octoprint with Marlin printers really miss the line by line GCode viewer in Octo's web interface. It can be EXTREMELY helpful when viewing a print for finding slicer and model errors. Yes All slicers have that very thing, but honestly they try to make it too flashy with colors and such and are very inaccurate to view. The Octo's gcode viewer is simple, black line showing exactly the path from a top view. nothing fancy as in truth that is all that is needed. It shows yo the path of the print head and nothing more. In reality this should be kinda simple to implement in a tab/window, (well comparatively?)

thanks
Thomas

@Phaedrux seems to be, heaters at least, now all the sudden homing isn't working correct, which I (thought) i'd fixed.. will play later.

OK, this seems to have fixed it? not sure if it's really the right way to do it or not? I just replaced the M307 line from the old 2.x.x firmware. did another PID tune and edited the 3 settings...

; Heaters
M308 S0 P"bedtemp" Y"thermistor" T100000 B4138 ; configure sensor 0 as thermistor on pin bedtemp
M950 H0 C"bedheat" T0 ; create bed heater output on bedheat and map it to sensor 0
M307 H0 A68.2 C561.1 D2.6 B0 ;(replaced PID tuned?) PID after RRF3 install
;M307 H0 B0 S1.00 ;(Stock) disable bang-bang mode for the bed heater and set PWM limit
M140 H0 ; map heated bed to heater 0
M143 H0 S120 ; set temperature limit for heater 0 to 120C
M308 S1 P"e0temp" Y"thermistor" T100000 B4725 C7.06e-8 ; configure sensor 1 as thermistor on pin e0temp
M950 H1 C"e0heat" T1 ; create nozzle heater output on e0heat and map it to sensor 1
;M307 H1 B0 S1.00 ;(Stock) disable bang-bang mode for heater and set PWM limit
M307 H1 A472.4 C288.9 D5.0 V12.1 B0. ; (replaced PID tuned) PID tuned after RRF3 install.

THANKS for the response!
it's 3.1.1 now (was 3.0 at time of post, though no change)

• FIRMWARE_NAME: RepRapFirmware for Duet 2 WiFi/Ethernet FIRMWARE_VERSION: 3.1.1 ELECTRONICS: Duet WiFi 1.02 or later FIRMWARE_DATE: 2020-05-19b2

Hot end heater and therm - E3D stock for Hemera
Bed and therm - Fodgertech 12v 300x300x3mm alum/PCB plate with stock therm (honestly the thing heated pretty fast till update)

The "P0.4" was just a copy paste thing. redid that, got both the bed and hot end to do a PID tune, but now where to put it? wont do a M500, gives an error. (rather have it in the Config.g anyway), Read that M307 doesn't work anymore? And, even with a PID tune, likely it'll still trip the overly sensitive setting?

Curious?, Why isn't there a simple setting somewhere that you can adjust the duration and rise of temp for thermal protection like in Marlin? How are people getting their beds to heat up with 3.x.x? Can't imagine most beds heat fast enough to avoid this from happening? Guessing there is something I'm missing somewhere?

Config.g included as a file ..LlamaCoreConfig.txt

OK, updated to RRF 3, few minor issues but got them mostly figured out, but the heaters are being an issue..

heating hot end it over shoots by 5-10º c every time now -Tried doing a PID tune but it fails also as it takes like an hour to get to 140º let alone to 240º

try to heat bed and it gets the "fault, bed heating too slow"

Searched the internet but got no fixes.. any ideas? guessing it something simple I'm missing?

thanks

Think there is something similar mentioned below, but many of us who use Octoprint with Marlin printers really miss the line by line GCode viewer in Octo's web interface. It can be EXTREMELY helpful when viewing a print for finding slicer and model errors. Yes All slicers have that very thing, but honestly they try to make it too flashy with colors and such and are very inaccurate to view. The Octo's gcode viewer is simple, black line showing exactly the path from a top view. nothing fancy as in truth that is all that is needed. It shows yo the path of the print head and nothing more. In reality this should be kinda simple to implement in a tab/window, (well comparatively?)

thanks
Thomas

OK, guessing this should actually be easy, but didn't work..

I can plug in by USB.. access , input 552 S0 (Wifi Module is idle - response). 552 S1 (OK response) or 552 S2 (Wifi Module is idle - response). without issue.. so guessing with it reporting idle is hasn't taken the access point info?

@kraegar yaaaa...Thanks but, that isn't happening.. I got one day. that and monitoring/controlling isn't easy. the access point thing seems the best. needs a password so don't see it being hacked easily or anything.. seems the least issues with the best control. Honestly it almost seems better than the standard going through the router.. direct, no router BS... still displays the same control panel on computer/tablet.. think it's best all around..? less I'm missing something?

@kraegar said in Duet Wifi at ERRF event:

If it's at all like MRRF, any wifi will be essentially unusable due to the sheer # of devices trying to talk on it. I just shut my wifi off on the duet before going, and loaded it up with files sliced and ready to print, and managed it all from the paneldue. If you don't have a paneldue, you can do it from the serial console.

no panel, to pricy for me.. Bard was a bit more than I should have afforded..

how to use/hook up serial? USB? to a computer (Mac, as that is all I use these days)

@dougal1957 seems like the best/easiest answer...

searched and found an older post on doing it here in the forums..
Questions as I'm not super tech in this area of things, though far from clueless..

send M589 S(name of spot) P(password) I(IP address)
send M552 S2 restarts and setup in Access Point Mode
Sign in with info from tablet/phone..

think I got it right? Aren't there specifics I need to make an IP address? Know the Password needs to be 8 laters/numbers. anything else I missed?

know this is old, but thinking I might be able to do this over the weekend as I'm bringing my printer to ERRF event and would like to be able to run it? kinda confused on the exact actions I need to do as You guy kinda jumped back and forth.. but from what I gathered.. I can ..
Send M589 followed with some info here? but what how format/details? (S "Name of access" P "Password" then an I "IP address" I can just make up?)
Send M552 S2 (will it auto restart or do I need to restart it?)
and then just sign into it with a phone/tablet?

how badly and I off?