Duet 2 disconnecting when unplugging usb
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@stefancvij it's looklike that your 5V regulator has died can you post a good picture of the U3 IC this IC is located in the near of the heated bed connector.
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@siam Hmm i checked the U3 IC visually, i also saw how a blown one looks like via another post on this forum so i dont think it has died.. Could it be a fuse or some jumpers are misplaced? I have 12V fans so i remember i did something with the jumpers.
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@stefancvij said in Duet 2 disconnecting when unplugging usb:
Could it be a fuse or some
Yes, check the 7.5 Amp fuse F3.
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@alankilian Not the fuse either unfortunately. I was a moron and took off the 5v int and ext jumpers when installing supply for 12v fans. However reinstalling the jumpers did nothing..
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@stefancvij Could a simple solution to this be to just run 5v from a power supplied regulator to the 5V power supply control input?
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@stefancvij you can try to set the jumper to 5V ext and then you can plug in the 5V next to the Vin connector
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Did you happen to pull off JP9? That's the jumper that enables the 5 Volt converter.
- Make sure the jumper is good also.
- This is the most likely thing since you removed jumpers.
Do you have a volt meter?
We can walk you through measuring voltages along the path to see where it goes wrong.
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@alankilian Yeah i did accidentaly pull it off when i installed 12V supply to the fans, but reinstalling the jumper did nothing.. I've done some drilling in the aluminum plate while the board was installed so maybe some metal shavings shorted something on the board. Also, after installing the jumper, the board does not light up for 5V
However, i think i will just buy a buck converter and supply 5V via the ext input on the board. Thanks for taking the time to help!
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If you have a volt meter, we can go through testing a few points in the 5 Volt converter.
Otherwise, pull JP9 back off and feed from a 5 Volt external supply.
