Duet 2 wifi not responding at all
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@felek
Cable that I'm using is detecting Panel Due without any problems and other devices as well.
I have removed whole board from printer and tried to connect it to pc with no success to detect it,
So I have started erase procedure described on duet website.
Put erase connector on pins,
Plug in to USB and wait few seconds
Unplug and remove erase connector
Plug it in again.
Tried that many times without success.
Is your method should be made while board is plugged in to USB all the time or disconnect it at some point ?? -
In this method duet must have power supply from usb.
Can you take a picture? Try to make best quality.
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@felek Unfortunately nothing changed.
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It looks like microcontroller is dead.
AFAIK endstop diodes should be off after power up.
Heater E1 diode is also on (a bit).Did you have a short?
I ask because maybe U11 chip is broken. -
@felek
No. Printer works almost a year.
No issues and no modifications has been made since I've started using it. Just stopped working. -
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@felek @Phaedrux
I just found a post where guy had shor circuit on a board and it looks exactly like mine with almost all leds lit, and he's cpu was damaged, but I haven't open a compartment with pcb, and didn't charge anything. Any idea if it is possible that it only could is damaged or something more could be damaged, or how it could happen without touching anything. -
Hard to predict what happend but maybe some fan, heater short.
If you have warranty you don't need to worry but you need to wait for @Phaedrux.If you don't have warranty you must replace microcontroller but it is very hard to do.
I can do it if you want but it depends which country you are.
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@felek I'm in uk. I have equipment for it. And dont have warranty
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@danielmar90
I'm from Poland so I can't help you but I thing there is someone who canThere is repair community so you can ask someone
https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/13875/community-repairs -
@felek
Any idea if this is correct cpu for duet 2 wifi ??
https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/Microchip-Technology-Atmel/ATSAM4E8EB-ANR?qs=rrS6PyfT74fSSfT7W1KkJw%3D%3D -
I think it is correct microcontroller.
Manufacturer number is ok, number of pins also.@T3P3Tony Am I right?
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The microcontroller we fit is ATSAM4E8EA-AU. Adding an R on the end just changes the packaging to tape & reel, so isn't significant.
The ATSAM4E8EB-AU will probably work too, but we haven't tested it. If you find the same part with U replaced by N, that's OK too.
Edit: it looks like we may have bought up all the available stock of the 4E8EA.
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@dc42
I know. I can't get AU anywhere:(