@adamfilip said in Tool vs Bed Heater activation:

But Tool 0 is already selected, by default

Does it have a little underline underneath the word "Tool 0"? If it doesn't it's not active so you need to click on it to make it active. It's a bit confusing because the next column in "Heater" and that may well say "Active". I have 5 or 6 tools with my mixing hot end so I've learned to look very closely at the "Tool n" to see which one is active. I know the Chris Ham has it on his list to make the active tool more obvious.

It behaves differently to the bed because most printers only have one bed, but many have multiple tools.

@donpi said in Spiralized layer show 100% but still printing:

@deckingman

I mean the gcode macro to change filament. The click on Tool 0 does not work. There is no menu.
Power off and restart does not change anything.
I allready mentioned the bug in an other thread.

This was a known bug in some 2.0RC firmware versions. I fixed it in the 2.0 firmware release.

@catalin_ro yes that ought to work. The current bug in DWC only occurs if you configure the A axis but hide it via the 'P' parameter. Alternatively you could stick with 'A' but remove the 'P' parameter.

@t3p3tony i can use Chrome if I have to. Currently I just walk upstairs and do it on my iMac. The exercise isn’t going to kill me. 🙂

I use Arch as well and AFAICT there's an LC_TIME variable in /etc/locale.conf. If you change that and run locale-gen as root, it ought to update your date format. To be fair I see the same effect on my machine since I'm running it with an English locale, but running "date" in a console does print the right format. So I suspect the underlying problem is in the browser and hence I won't fix it.

Thanks for the note, a fix will be included in my next DWC version.

Try to disable thermostatic control for the missing fans with the latest firmware/web interface versions and they will be displayed.

If you always need to press an emergency stop button then the best way would be to connect one directly to the machine and to set up a trigger. Since DWC now has a swipe menu, it will always remain on top in that menu. I think that is sufficient.

Implemented as of DWC 1.21.1.

#1 is usually caused by tpost*.g being executed. You can already turn off its execution in the DWC settings.

I'll discuss your second request with T3P3.

This has been implemented as of DWC 1.21.1 + RRF >= 1.21.1. Every fan that is not configured with thermostatic control will be displayed automatically.

Meanwhile RRF supports multiple bed heaters. You may wish to look into this - if you need more customizations on DWC, I suggest you open a new topic.

This is already possible in the latest firmware version. DWC will parse the thermistor unit if passed explicitly. This is how I configure the humidity channel on my printer:

M305 P102 X401 S"DHT humidity [%]" T11

HTH

The temperature graph changes its scale depending on the maximum allowed heater temperature. Enabling an option to scroll the chart back to an earlier time would increase the web interface's memory footprint, so I'd rather not do that.

Meanwhile there's an open-source app for Android (Find My Duet), see https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chham.FindMyDuet&hl=de and https://github.com/chrishamm/FindMyDuet for the sources

I don't really see the need in a desktop application though. If anyone needs more hooks/events for DWC, feel free to open new issues either on my DWC or FindMyDuet repos and I'll see how I can help.

The last modified date of files is generally displayed on DWC (it's hidden in the tooltip of the G-code files) but I don't think RRF saves the last print time in the footer. This will need some more firmware modifications first.

This has been implemented in DWC. Every time you edit your config the old one is moved to "config.bak".

@ak-eric said in Suggestion to add to where the 'Webcam Surveillance' is located:

However, this would have to be repeated any time I did a DWC update, right?

Correct. Hopefully, Christian Hammacher will include it. Seems easy enough. If not, yep, you'd have to tweak it after every update.

For normal use there is no advantage, but at the time of processing the data is much more comfortable indexes and to use a Vin.min for example and not having to parse all the text.

It is not something that contributes anything, and with a function it would not be complicated to create the json, but I understand that the use would be minor. I will try to do it in my server part, since I am interested in some data of the diagnosis gcode.

The rr_reply has helped me a lot 😉

Sorry for my bad english!