Topics created by tkamsker

RRF3 isn't so bad really.

There are even some example config sets using RRF3 to compare against.

https://github.com/Duet3D/RRF-machine-config-files/tree/master/E3D_Tool_Changer

https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_M291_Display_message_and_optionally_wait_for_response

@smece said in Duet Wifi & Octoprint:

https://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/plugins/hooks.html#octoprint-printer-sdcardupload

Thank you for the smoothie hint i will look into it because i also need the M24 possibility ;)-

From what I can see on the 7i PCB, the data lines from the USB connector go straight to the microprocessor. So the USB-Serial function is performed on the microprocessor itself. There is no intermediate USB-Serial converter to bypass.

I'm out of ideas here.

Hi
they are the standard of E3D the motion part comes in one piece pre mounted !

IMG_0803.jpg Finally it was an mechanic error ,..
I don't know why i have overlooked it (maybe because i am fighting a cold an i am not 100% ,.. ) but
on one of the X Y steppers there was one of the grub screws gone and the 2nd was not tight. So the axle is not round so in some positions
it is driving if directions changes there was the slip !

maybe that should make an entry in the build manual
it is verry difficult to see you have to search for it and check it ,..
Sorry for bothering ...
and thank you all for the answers i learned a lot now on all the Duet M codes ;)-

Connect the USB port of the 7i to the Windows PC, with the other PanelDue connectors not connected to anything, and press the Erase button when it is powered up. Open Device Manager on the PC, expand Ports (COM & LPT), and you should see the Bossa Port indicating that the 7i is ready to be programmed. If you don't, try pressing the Reset button on the 7i, also try a different USB port and a different USB cable, and pressing Erase again. If you still can't get the Bossa port to appear, ask your supplier to replace the 7i.