@zughal
Even if you were able to convert the step/dir signals, there is still a problem with initialisation of the amplifier (microsteps, motor current). With a little luck it has some default values you can live with, but it's a gamble...

@oolyk said in usb dwc:

how can I check the card thru YAT?

Well it sounds like it is responding to commands over YAT. Can you send M122 and copy paste the results here? Be sure that your line endings have been set correctly in YAT so that we can get the full report.

@dc42 Aha! That fixed the problem, Z is homing as expected now. Thank you!

@tecno said in 1XD + DM556 driver:

What is the optimal Timing settings for this combo for M569 line?
Works with std setting of 2.7 but want to see what others are using.

According to the DM556T manual that I found at https://www.omc-stepperonline.com/download/DM556T.pdf, the minimum direction setup time is 5us. So I suggest T2.5:2.5:5:0. This assumes that the DM556 has the same timing specifications as the DM556T.

PS - I just found a DM556 manual that also specifies 5us direction setup time.

Duet3D and dc42 have gone to great lengths to keep Duet2 boards working well. There was a discussion about removing some of the rarely used kinematics from Duet2 builds to make space for future features. So unless those are kinematics you need, Duet2 will still provide and continues to be a feature-competetive board. I.e., there is no need to upgrade if you have one that serves your requirements.

For new machines, I'd probably opt for Duet3 mini over Duet2 just because of the expandability options. Duet3 6HC is a bit over the top for most printers, but may be a better pick than Duet2 for CNC mills and the like.

Ah, and as a side note:
As I seen this idea also somewhere here on the forum, I tried to simulate that gcode and the simulation completed without warnings or errors

@tecno sorry this is happening. We think this bug has finally been tracked down; please try the beta version @chrishamm posted here: https://forum.duet3d.com/post/285788
Explanation of why this happens: https://forum.duet3d.com/post/287861

Ian

the other option that would really bite but is possible put the chamber heats on a sepeperate outboard controller and call it a day and delete all chamber crap from the configs i feel this is a key part to duet and am shocked this is still a loose end for such a key component i wish i would have know before hand and just built it this way instead perhaps......

but i was pretty sure this would have not been an issue i was wrong! rolling in my hand a T-100 1/2 din TCcontroller wishing i would have not bought the j type daughter board to keep the oem thermocouple then was the clear choice

there is allways more than one way to skin a cat! where to start is again the question...kick this one down the road abit longer or just replace it!

@wiego this is not yet supported. I can add a motors enabled/disabled state for each axis and extruder to the object model in RRF 3.5.

@arnold_r_clark well said, even though I'm coming into this thread a few years later. I actually paid someone on Youtube to do some videos about Klipper when it was first coming out. But it was hard for them to make a video back then, and klipper was in it's infancy.

Anyways, if you read this, I appreciate your honesty and intelligence.

Mac / Mark / Corlissmedia (2.0).

Digging around in the Firmware and documentation, got me to https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/M578 and from there to using the P parameter on the G1 command. It allows you to set a pattern of bits, mapped to GPIO pins defined in the M670 command.

This I think is exactly what I am looking for, and it seems the SUPPORT_IOBITS flag is enabled for the Duet2 WIFI (i.e. DuetNG), so it should work out of the box. I'll will try it as soon as I have the opportunity.

@phaedrux of course it dosent need to be there minor detail perfect thank you

@o_lampe i am drawing 6A on the chamber side at 120vac and have 6A remaining @ 120VAC the PS has 21A at 24V and i am using a 80w heater 7 1A fans at 24vdc and 3 nema 23 and one nema 17 ldo HT and 6HC lost of room left eh? yes i am Canadian!

@3dream said in Brake motors 1XD:

M92 X400 Y400:400 Z1280:1280:1280:1280 E224.6; Step giro motori M566 X500 Y500:500 Z40:40:40:40 E300; Jerk motori M203 X5000 Y5000:5000 Z600:600:600:600 E9000; Velocita motori M201 X500 Y500:500 Z40:40:40:40 E2000; Accelerazione motori

These are incorrect. Only multiple extruder motors require multiple values. If the axis is made up of multiple motors, there only needs to be a single value for the axis, not for each motor. So remove the duplicate Y and Z values. I don't know if this would cause an issue like what you are seeing, but it isn't helping.

You can also send M98 P"config.g" to get a syntax check of your config.g file.

It may also help to see the results of M122 and M122 B# where # is the can address of your expansion boards.

@fcwilt
Thank you !
Cheers from the greenback guy,

@phaedrux oh right. i forgot about that. haha. Thank you for the help

@dc42

Thank you. I hadn't assimilated the PCB Labelwith the Pin Name, but there it is!

Thanks again.

@phaedrux Thanks! I was wondering what the difference between the two were. I now just made a copy of bed.g and renamed it mesh.g to get identical behavior between the two ways to run the bed probing.

Yes, M307 H0 B1 for bang bang

If you were able to tune it at a lower temp, try increasing your tune temp a bit until you get issues. Try and get it as high as possible and see how that goes.