Appreciate all the response to this thread.

@gloomyandy Wil do, Im pleased to help

@jay_s_uk Omg, I overlooked important information. thanks

@droftarts
That sounds good. 👍
Then there should be fewer questions on the subject in the future in the forum !? 😉
I'll read it later.

I no longer have any problems with the SD card. There were also no more disconnections after the last formatting.

Unfortunately I don't have an SD card in the house at the moment which I could sacrifice to try out the tool.
The one that was in the duet before is now owned by someone else.

But with Windows Disk Management you can do all the necessary work steps and very comfortably.
It can also be used to resize partitions without destroying or reformatting the data.
In the past, this was only possible with tools from other companies, such as Paragon or Partition Magic, which were able to "move the partition sizes".

P.S.:
Rufus seems like a good tool to me based on the information on their website.
Many languages are supported and it looks like it is formatting partitions and not the whole drives or SD cards like the SD Card Formatter does.

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Das hört sich doch gut an. 👍
Dann sollte es in Zukunft zu dem Thema vielleicht weniger Fragen im Forum geben !? 😉
Ich werde es mir später mal durchlesen.

Probleme mit der SD Karte habe ich zur Zeit keine mehr. Auch Verbindungsabbrüche waren nach der letzten Formatierung keine mehr aufgetaucht.

Leider habe ich momentan keine SD Karte mehr im Haus welche ich mal opfern könnte um das Tool auszuprobieren.
Die die vorher im Duet steckte besitzt jetzt jemand anderes.

Aber mit der Windows Datenträgerverwaltung kann man alle nötigen Arbeitsschritte erledigen und das sehr komfortabel.
Man kann damit auch Partitionen eine neue Größe zuweisen ohne die Daten zu zerstören oder neu formatieren zu müssen.
Das war früher nur mit Tool anderer Firmen möglich, wie zB das Paragon oder Partition Magic, die dieses "Verschieben der Partitionsgrößen" konnten.

P.S.:
Rufus scheint mir ein gutes Tool zu sein, laut der Information auf deren Webseite.
Viele Sprachen werden unterstützt und es sieht so aus als formatiere es Partitionen und nicht gleich die ganzen Laufwerke bzw SD Karten wie der SD Card Formatter es macht..

@jay_s_uk said in "Error: Probe already triggered at ...." based on location??!:

@izeman sounds like a wiring issue then and moving passed a set point pulls a wire

OH MAN! Seems it REALLY IS A WIRING ISSUE. I checked all connectors, measured for short and voltage before. Twice, three times, but it seems the long wire coming from the board is broken somewhere.
I can trigger the PINK 1000 by moving the wire.

THANKS!!

My login to get new version no longer works??

@dc42 I imagine that's a pretty straight path to the effector with not many turns or bends? still I would keep an eye on it, I`ve seen vibration alone make it chafe through the insulation but then that was the thicker style of spiral wrap 🙂

Can you go through this guide and let us know what you find?

https://docs.duet3d.com/en/User_manual/Troubleshooting/Duet_wont_respond

As part of the troubleshooting you'll have to disconnected everything. At that point please capture some close up well lit photos of the board.

@rushmere3d yes OK thanks 😀👍I'm going to buy the duet 3 instead.

@pjl What are you suggesting as a different control approach over PID? I agree it may not be ideal but improving inexpensive hardware (that I already have) that otherwise performs exceptonally well seems worth considering and PID, as far as I can tell is still standard for closed loop servos.
There are probably only 2 or maybe 3 desired schemes so not too bad. Getting past the software control part is only 1 element though. I would still have to sort out the hardware control of at least 3 trim pots (digipots?). At this point its simply an exploration of possibilities.

@deckingman yes I use these too, mainly to connect the CAN wires from the pre-wired JST ZH plugs that we supply with tool boards and tool distribution boards to longer wires.

Commercial users please note: many of these solder sleeves are not RoHS compliant.

@patrick
Each type of filament (ABS, PLA...) has its own shrinkage factor.
Is it possible, for example, that you used PLA earlier and measured and there 60mm was also 60mm, and now you printed ABS, for example, and there 60mm was suddenly 59mm, and didn't consider that you were now using a different filament ?

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Ist es vielleicht möglich das Du zum Beispiel früher PLA genutzt hast und gemessen hast und dort war 60mm auch 60mm, und jetzt hast Du zum Beispiel ABS gedruckt und da waren 60mm auf einmal 59mm, und dabei nicht bedacht das Du jetzt ein anderes Filament genutzt hast ?

@tinchus DSF services run as dsf user, so it cannot access root files unless the "other" (anonymous) flags are set accordingly. You can try out https://pkg.duet3d.com/testing/image_2022-07-28-DuetPi.zip or https://pkg.duet3d.com/testing/image_2022-07-28-DuetPi-lite.zip which feature automatic USB mount support with correct privileges using usbmount.

@rzi I've updated that Gcode section to say that it should be just a single set of parentheses:

Alternatively, comments can be enclosed in a single pair of parentheses, e.g. (comment). Comments cannot include double or nested parentheses, e.g. (comment (a bit more comment)), and they must start and end on the same line.

To be fair, I didn't even realise a comment could be in parentheses!

Ian

@phaedrux I made the changes to G codes and also realized I had my probe offsets as positive values instead of negative. With these corrections the issues of this post seem to be resolved. Thank you for your help.

@techni It looks generally flat along the X axis, but bowing in the Y axis. Assuming the aluminium bed is actually flatter than the probe results, I'd look at whether the carriage is rotating around the Y axis as it travels. If you have a carriage that is heavy on one side, it may be twisting the Y axis. If your probe has a large offset in the X direction, it will also exaggerate any twisting of the carriage.

Ian

Well, it would be a shame to add another drive having 6 HC drives on the board..
Unfortunately I selected and bought the Duet3-6HC based more on the electrical requirements (motor power, temp sensors, FETs..), assuming that doing the SW-connection between an analog-in and the servo speed would be easier. I guess I overestimated my C++ skills 🙂

Can someone point me out how this connection could be implemented? Any input is welcome.

Basically, one analog in (temp or zprobe ? 0..10V would be ideal) should directly drive the extruder stepper speed (0..xxx rpm)
For all other settings I would use G-Codes over telnet

Thanks a lot!

You may want to consider setting the max speed limit for Z as well if it really can't handle that.