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    Yonkiman

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    • RE: M376 tapering documentation clarification

      Much clearer, but the first sentence still says "bed compensation should be tapered off over the specified height." I think what throws me is the word "height" - I think "range" would convey it better. One last suggestion and then I promise I'll shut-up and stop wasting your time! 🙂

      This command allows the bed compensation to linearly taper off over the range between Z=0 and Z=H, so that full bed compensation is applied at Z=0 and no bed compensation is applied when Z is at or above H. If H is zero or negative, tapering is disabled so compensation is performed throughout the entire print.

      I used to manage a group of engineers who had to do a fair amount of technical writing. I'm pretty sure they hated me (at least when they were writing datasheets). 🙂

      posted in Tuning and tweaking
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    Latest posts made by Yonkiman

    • RE: What is M669 equivalent of "M667 S1" for CoreXY?

      Excellent, thanks!

      posted in Firmware installation
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    • What is M669 equivalent of "M667 S1" for CoreXY?

      I'm sure this has been asked before, probably more than once, but I couldn't find it and the CoreXY wiki page still uses M667 S1. I'd like to upgrade from 2.01 but want to make sure I've got this right before I do. Thanks

      posted in Firmware installation corexy m669
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      Yonkiman
    • RE: Nonstop warning messages

      Thanks - I'll try that the next time it happens.

      posted in General Discussion
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      Yonkiman
    • RE: Nonstop warning messages

      @dc42 Nope - I don't even know how to upload files to the Duet without DWC.

      posted in General Discussion
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      Yonkiman
    • RE: Nonstop warning messages

      @dc42 I don't think I had multiple http connections (though why should that be a problem - isn't one of the advantages of web-based control that I can run it on my PC and then check the print remotely on my phone?), but I initially had the USB serial port connected.

      I had literally just powered up the Duet. I guess it's possible that I left a web browser open to my Duet's page somewhere from the last time I used it (about a week before this) - would that cause a problem?

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Nonstop warning messages

      @dc42 My Z sensor has more variation than my bed, so I just do a 4 point to make sure the 4 corners aren't out of whack and then I print with no bed compensation. That part's all working fine.

      The problem is the non-stop repeated messages. There's no way to stop them or acknowledge them and stop them. And it's not just bed levelling - earlier this month it was a heater fault (messages continued after fault was cleared). I've had this problem with various messages ever since I started using the Duet ~2 years ago. As long as the Duet doesn't send me an error message (which is fortunately 99% of the time) there's no problem. But I thought after a few years I should figure out root cause and make it stop.

      Thanks

      posted in General Discussion
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      Yonkiman
    • Nonstop warning messages

      I mentioned a specific instance of this problem a month ago. But I've had it off and on for the two years or so I've had a Duet. I just powered up my printer for the first time in a week, homed the axis, performed a 5 point bed compensation, and now I'm getting a constant stream of " Warning: Triangle interpolation: point outside all triangles!". I can't stop it. I reload the DWC web page and it keeps going.

      I know it will stop if I reset the printer, but then I have to home and level again.

      Is there a way to make it stop happening, or at least stop it when it does happen?

      Edit:
      Firmware Version: 2.02RC2(RTOS) (2018-09-07b2)
      WiFi Server Version: 1.21
      Web Interface Version: 1.22.3

      posted in General Discussion
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      Yonkiman
    • RE: Print Times - Layer & Filament Not Working

      @garyd9 That's very interesting and I do have the garbage at the end of my S3D-generated gcode.

      Downloaded S3D 4.0.1 and verified that all three print time estimates are working again. Thanks!

      posted in General Discussion
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      Yonkiman
    • RE: Help troubleshooting unusual heater fault

      Update: I put a new thermistor in and have printed for ~14 hours with no faults and no glitches caught on the graph. So the problem was probably the thermistor.

      I did test the bad thermistor afterwards with a DMM. Couldn't find any leakage to the case, and tapping it didn't produce any visible shifts (DMM, not a scope, so hardly comprehensive). But I'm satisfied. Thanks for the support!

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Print Times - Layer & Filament Not Working

      I actually noticed the same thing, but with Simplify3D. It used to work, and I don't think I changed any relevant settings in S3D, but layer and filament have stopped working, somewhere between firmwares 1.2x and 2.x.

      posted in General Discussion
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