Duet 3 Mini5 Wifi crashes after 1-2 min on PSU
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@dc42
No currently it does not come back anymore after some time (getting worse).Are there "active" 5 Volt pins I could easily point my multimeter to? (Would like to avoid actually measuring CPU pins).
Avoided connecting mains and USB as I read some warnings about it. Thanks for the heads up. I'll simply use a USB-powerbank (as I can connect via wifi in this case).
I hooked up USB power bank in parallel to VIN - lights go on, as soon as I disconnect USB, lights go out.
@fcwilt
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@fcwilt
Thanks for the hint, I was still in the process in ironing out configuration until the board showed this weired behavior (stopping me in the process).Unfortunately the "online" config tool, only allows to assign one stepper to one axis. So I assigned the rest of the steppers to Ex and started modifying configuration.
Also Probes and Bed sensors are not yet configured properly (I'd love to do that as soon as the boars starts working again )
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@timtom said in Duet 3 Mini5 Wifi crashes after 1-2 min on PSU:
Are there "active" 5 Volt pins I could easily point my multimeter to?
Yes, there are 3.3V and 5V pins available on the 5-pin IO connectors. They are not the same ones used by the internal circuitry, however if the problem is that the 5V rail is dropping then I would expect that 5V on the IO connectors would drop too.
If the 3.3V rail is dropping then the VIN voltage reported by M122 will read high, because 3.3V is used as the voltage reference when reading the VIN voltage.
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@timtom said in Duet 3 Mini5 Wifi crashes after 1-2 min on PSU:
I hooked up USB power bank in parallel to VIN - lights go on, as soon as I disconnect USB, lights go out.
Which lights: the red 5V and green 3.3V LEDs? If those are not lit when using VIN power alone, then that indicates the problem is with power. Is the blue VIN LED lit solidly? What about the amber 12V LED next to the blue one?
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@dc42
Yes that seems to be the trouble 3.3V and 5V are dead.
As soon as USB power is gone no 3.3 Volts on IO pins and 5 Volt slowly drops to zero over time.Yes that's what I wanted to say in my first post (all LED's switch off)
Only LED V Fused and LED 12V stay on.Given the analysis so far I assume I'm the lucky winner in the hardware defect draw :), unless you have further suggestions I'd contact my reseller for replacement (or is the board of interest for further analysis?)
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@timtom it would be worth trying disconnecting everything (endstops, Z probe etc.) from the IO connectors and also disconnecting any LCD display that you have connected to the Duet, in case anything is drawing excess current. If the problem persists then I agree, you need a replacement under warranty.
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@dc42
Disconnecting everything was the first thing I did.
The only remaining connection is to the Duet 3 Expansion Mini 2+ (as this is really well connected). And nothing on the board was exceptionally hot.Thanks a lot for your support. Usually I tend to believe I'm to stupid but in this case lucky for me, that did not turn out to be true
Thanks again for your great support on a rainy Saturday afternoon.
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@timtom I'm sorry your board has developed a fault. Please email warranty@duet3d.com to start your warranty claim. You will receive a reply with a link to a form to fill in.
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@dc42
Thanks, do you want the board for review? Then I would go that path, if not I would contact my German reseller (Filafarm) easing things with Brexit and Shipping :).BTW, keep up the great work, beside the HW defect it is a pleasure to work with the board, it boots fast, reacts fast, etc.
So for now I'm going to finish my configuration with VIN and USB-powerbank :). (Wife and kid are with family over the weekend, need to take this chance).
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@timtom you will need to fill in the form anyway so that we can contact Filafarm and authorise them to replace your board. Yes Brexit is a horrible mess and makes things difficult, so we will arrange for Filafarm to provide the replacement.