Interesting. IF you go to this page https://duet3d.com/wiki/Getting_connected it says that "this connection process sometimes goes wrong"

Thats exactly what happened. I updated all the firmware and left the web interface at 1.12 seems to have fixed the problem. I just hope its not a reoccurring problem.

wow.. checked and double checked config yesterday without testing … fired up this morning to test and everything is now working like a charm... 😕 🙂 Home Y button turns blue, and when I move the Head Position indicates the correct values.

New board came on Friday. Just got it installed and everything is back up and running with the latest firmware.

Thanks for the great support!

Yes, it is working, but it seems in windows10 you need to run the SAM-BA 2.16 in compatability mode for windows 7.

Thank you for your quick response 😄

BOSSA does not work with DuetWiFi you need to use Sam-BA as per DC42's post above Check the Wiki in the Firmware section

yes that was it
now looks like this
M92 X87.489 Y87.489 Z400 E420 ; Set steps per mm

please feel free to delete this post

Ahhhhh ok thanks… As always I read that but couldn't remember...

You are more than Welcome no where near the Expert that David is but If I can point in the right direction then I will try (even if I don't get it 100% right every time lol)

Doug

The current behaviour is not useful. My excuse is that I don't have an IDEX machine to test on. I will fix it in version 1.17.

Figured it out, Extruder issues:

M350 X0 Y0 Z0 E0:0 I0 ; Set microstepping mode

looks like my Stepper motors wont do microstepping mode. If i understand the command right. Symptoms noise steppers, Pore Speed control (Extruder). Switching to latest FW

Hello to all,

At first, 192.168.1.1 was created for specific manufacturers of routers, but has become the default for broadband internet modems throughout the world. For a big number of consumers this is best suited, because in case you are focused on the security of your own network system, you can easily change this particular IP.

Using this specific IP address is generally safe, as it is immune to popular Internet threats. If a problem comes about, the IP address is well-documented, and it's easy to find a resolution.

You can find more information here :

https://www.quora.com/Why-cant-I-access-192-168-1-1-How-can-I-solve-this
http://www.192168ll.net/

Best wishes
Elly

Thanks for all your help. I was referring to the wrong wiki so also missed the SAM-BA which worked fine for me also so I now have both boards up to date. The only slightly odd feature is that I can connect via an IP address with both boards but only one of them connects with duet****.local

Peter

@dc42:

@Russ:

also, when using the command "M307 H# A-1 C-1 D-1"

i get no feed back in the command line.

but if i just enter "M307 H#" after using "M307 H# A-1 C-1 D-1" then and only then do i get "Heater # is disabled"

just FYI

~Russ

That is as intended. Most commands generate no output when they succeed, and most commands report current values if you invoke them with no or minimal parameters.

Thank you!

servo's working just fine!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50i_HihgNto

so thankful for all the hard work!

~Russ

Thank you for your answer. For internet-enabled setups it's also possible to use NTP from ESP8266 side.

I have just released 1.16rc2 so I am closing this thread.

My guess is the SD socket is 'hot' because of the residual heat from me holding the SD Card. It's perfectly possible I touched the Xtal at the same time! Mind you, they are only 2C warmer than ambient - so not exactly hot.

I'd like to thank David for his help and Roland from T3P3 for sending a new board (which works perfectly) so quickly. It arrived at mid-day today. I'll return the dodgy one to David by return.

Exemplary service all round!

Si

I know of 3 ways:

1. Over USB using SAM-BA after pressing the Erase button. This is how we load the initial firmware on production boards.

2. From SD card using the M997 command, usually after uploading the firmware file via the web interface. This is the recommended method for normal firmware updates.

3. Over USB using a fork of Bossa that supports the SAM4E processor (e.g. https://github.com/NorthboundNetworks/Bossa)) after pressing the Erase button.

The first two are documented in the wiki.

Yes, I had trouble with bossac; it would not install properly on my win10. However, no install really needed; running exe from the command line worked without a problem.

The firmware doesn't support one, only the PanelDue currently.