Topics created by war4peace

@o_lampe Yes, that's why I asked. It looks like a value of 100 would double the switch speed to around 94 mm/s, I just want to make sure before I start messing up with parameters.
My print profiles are either "fast" (everything above 100 mm/s, except first layer), or "slow" (80 mm/s maximum), so there would not be a problem switching modes mid-print.

After many tries and configuration changes, I am starting to suspect something is loose in my print head assembly.
I will disassemble, check and reassemble the print head tomorrow and update with my findings.

@chrishamm
Thank you. I want to show them, but the colors are so close together that they become confusing.
Too bad about hard-coding them, it would have been nice if they were configurable (at the minimum, through a hex color code within a configuration file). Maybe a feature for future versions...

My question is now answered, thanks again.

@dc42
I apologize, the schematic was primitive and did not exactly respect the pin layouts. When I physically connect the fan, I will look up pin order and connect appropriately.
Thank you very much for the VOUTLC jumper block mention, I would have surely missed it. VN position means leaving the 12V pin free, I assume? I apologize for asking these questions, I looked up "VN" in the Duet 3 6HC Wiring Diagram and there was no reference.

FYI Firmware 3.3 RC 3 did not fix the issue.

@phaedrux
No, that is not the case. I have verified by running g-code files from yesterday and the same issue was still occurring.
Nothing overrides M572 for a very simple reason: my slicers are always kept free of extra G-Code with very specific exceptions (Temp Towers and PA calibration, which are in their own separate profiles).

There are several unexpected behaviors leading me to believe the Duet + SBC don't really like reboots using power-off from outlet. Could be the 24V PSU not being the best (Weho 350W). I will replace it with a Mean Well 240W and see what happens.

@dc42 Thank you very much 🙂

SOLVED:
I updated the firmware to latest version using BOSSA.

@jay_s_uk said in BLTouch M401 and M402 do nothing:

M280 P0 S90

That was it, that was the problem.
Thank you so much!

@phaedrux Hi, thank you, yes, it was indeed stepper wiring, and it's now resolved.
Thank you!

@droftarts Thank you, I somehow missed that wiki page. Searched for "DuetPi" instead...

I getting a CR10 max delivered here tomorrow. I'm also planning on a Duet 3 and Tool boards, already received. Yes, overkill but I like the quality of the hardware. Throwing out the control it comes with. I'll let you know how it goes.