What firmware version are you using?
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2.0.5 on the CR-IDEX,
3.2.2 on the V-Core Pro,
3.2 on the Newmerod,
3.2.2 on the miniMIR,
3.2beta on the Colinear Tripteron.(the latter three are incomplete at the moment).
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On my Ender 5 with Duet Wifi on 3.2
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How do I change my vote to undo 2.5 and check 3.2 since I updated my SeeMeCNC Rostock Max V3.2 yesterday?
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My ender5 was down for a long time since the head got encased in plastic. I bought some new hotends and finally got it running again. Haven't had time to upgrade to v3 yet. I just want to get printing first.
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2.05 v-Core Pro (Duet2)
3.2 v-Cast IDEX (Duet3) - Work in progress
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Want to switch to RRP 3.1 for my delta and Railcore II just haven't got around to it..a little weary.
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at the moment i´m really happy with the new 3.3beta1. Especially the new Function to Tune Heaters connected to Toolboards
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@Frederik said in What firmware version are you using?:
at the moment i´m really happy with the new 3.3beta1. Especially the new Function to Tune Heaters connected to Toolboards
You're a brave man - I guess it comes from having a great name.
Frederick
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I am on 3.1.1 (2020-05-19b2).
Does duet3d have any recommendation on what version we should use if want long term support without having to upgrade to each new release?
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there is no LTS release. The recommendation so far always was to use the latest stable release (i.e. 3.2.2 right now). In practice, if you are on a release that works for you, there is no need to update. Unless there is (-:
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On a modified China corexy I run 2.05 and on new Muldex build yesterday 3.11, today 3.2 and at the moment rolling back as far 3.2 have major issues with tool change on my IDEX
Muldex IDEX Duet2+Duex5
Custom CoreXY 600x400 Hemera , Duet3
Sapphire Pro with Duet2 , with closed-loop motors
voron v0.1,2.4 ,cr10s all running klipper; stock Bambu X1CC, X1C and P1P,A1,A1 mini
custom high temp E3D toolchanger with Duet2+Duex -
@zapta said in What firmware version are you using?:
I am on 3.1.1 (2020-05-19b2).
Does duet3d have any recommendation on what version we should use if want long term support without having to upgrade to each new release?
Ride the wave!
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@Phaedrux said in What firmware version are you using?:
Ride the wave!
My printer is pretty stable and useful these days so my focus shifted from the printer itself to what I am creating with it.
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@zapta well understood. Keep an eye on the release notes to see if anything is relevant to you. Now that rrf3 is maturing more features and improvements are on the way.
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@martin7404 said in What firmware version are you using?:
3.2 have major issues with tool change on my IDEX
Is there a separate thread about it?
I got pushed to upgrade from 2.05 to 3.2.
But now that I'm in the process of building my own tool changer, I am concerned reading this note from you... -
Most probably it is some mistake in panel due manual operation, that made me change from - to + tool offset. It seems it is ok now
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Currently running 2.05 on both my machines, but plan on switching to whatever is latest at the time when changing the kinematics of the portable printer (currently polar swing-arm but it's a bit flexy, changing it to corexy).
Main printer is hooked up to looks of external stuff and using outputs for things that they probably shouldn't be so will have to rethink before upgrading as that's a big job and it's currently working!
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How well does the RRF3 firmware run on the Duet2? It has less compute power than the Duet3, so, while I know it is possible, does it handle conditional gcode well, or is it underpowered?
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@GeneRisi said in What firmware version are you using?:
How well does the RRF3 firmware run on the Duet2? It has less compute power than the Duet3, so, while I know it is possible, does it handle conditional gcode well, or is it underpowered?
It runs it perfectly fine. There are no limitations or draw backs running RRF3 on the Duet2 series boards. Even the Maestro.
