@shaunppl this is the subject of a feature request:
administrators
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RE: Changing Stepper Speeds Dynamically with Duet wifi
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RE: faulty magnetic assembly?
@achrn send an email to sales@duet3d.com with where you are located and we will see if we can help you out.
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RE: 1HCL compatibility question
@ironhydroxide @wayneosdias this sort of board has been on the hardware roadmap for me for a while.
What clearance do you have at the back of your motors @ironhydroxide ?
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RE: Ghost can board
@Aurimas I understand you're frustrated, but being snarky to those trying to rule out basic things isn't going to get you anywhere here.
Thanks for your report.
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RE: Ghost can board
Have you tried a hard refresh of the browser by clearing the cache?
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RE: Cannot connect to Wifi
@Timothee-Leblond said in Cannot connect to Wifi:
Do you know if the MAC adress is different from the Duet's?
Yes, most certainly. So if you need to provide the network admin the MAC address of the Pi, you'll need to find it on the Pi.
https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-mac-address/
The mDNS name duet3.local may or may not work on that network. You may need to use the IP address directly.
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RE: 1HCL compatibility question
@ironhydroxide we've considered this in the past and I'll take another look at it. To keep costs reasonable we'd probably need to specify a maximum VIN voltage of 36V rather than 48V. Would that be OK for you?
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RE: Error: G1: intermediate position outside machine limits
@Aurimas what is in config-override.g?
Do you still get the error messages if you comment out the G29 line in the job file?
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RE: Correct steps per mm for Z axis to move 1mm
@developeralgo222 from the responses on the OpenPnP group at https://groups.google.com/g/openpnp/c/W-ZLi_xXj-A it appears to me that you need to specify the microsteps/degree for a cam-driven Z axis, not steps/mm.
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RE: M23CL Internal fuse blowmn
@Contrepointe the fuse part number is 0468002.NRHF or 0685T2000-01.
These fuses don't normally blow if the motor has a permanent connection to the PSU because the slow rise in PSU output voltage when it is powered up limits the surge current drawn by the motor. However, if the PSU is powered up first and then the motor is connected to the PSU, the surge as the capacitors in the motor charge may blow the fuse. See the blue box at https://docs.duet3d.com/Duet3D_hardware/Duet_3_family/Duet_3_Motor_23CL#power-wiring.