Duet 3 Mini LED Question
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I am installing a Duet 3 Mini 5+ in a Voron 2.4r2 build. I have never used LED's in my printers so I am a bit unclear on the connections.
It appears that I need to connect a 5V power in source to pin "pson". Is that correct?
As this pin shares resources with IO_4.OUT once I use this port I can't connect anything other devices to the IO-4 port? Please confirmDo I also need to create a M950 command to define the port?
If that is true what would that M950 include?I also need to connect the LED's to the Neopixel pins which appears to be named "NP_LED", however in the documentation of pin names in the Duet 3 Mini5+ table it does not appear so I would appreciate it if someone can confirm this?
Last, I need to define the LED's as a fan using M950 F3 C"NP_LED" and then they can be controlled using M150 commands?If someone can fill in the blanks, or confirm/correct all of this it would be greatly appreciated.
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@JADoglio currently you don't need to configure the LED port using M950, although this may change before the stable 3.5 release. That's why there isn't a pin name for the NPLED pin on the Neopixel connector.
The external 5V supply should be connected to the 5V_EXT_IN and GND pins of the 5V_EXT connector. Do not connect anything to the PSON pin of that connector, unless you are using it to turn an external power supply on/off.
You can use IO4.out if you have nothing connected to the PS_ON pin.
HTH David
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config.g.txt @dc42 That helps. Thanks again. However, now I have another issue. I am trying to shakedown the Voron 2.4r2 I built. So far, I have confirmed the end stops are working, the bed heater is working, the z drives and all working properly and respond as expected when using the DWC dashboard controls. As you know this is a Core XY machine. And as it is my first Core XY I will admit I understand less than I would like about the kinematics. So here is where I could use some help, the A (X) B(Y) motors are behaving strangely. I attached a table showing the XY movement behavior using different M569 S parameters. I also included my config.g file. As the file is currently setup X and Y move as they should but using the DWC Dashboard controls the X axis seems to be assigned to the Y controller and the Y axis seems to be set to the X controller. Any ideas why this is happening and how to control it. I am amazed how promptly you respond people on these questions. Thanks again for your continued support and help.config.g.txt M569 Summary.xlsx
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@JADoglio Please see Testing motor movement to identify how to fix the motor assignments so the printer moves the right way.
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Thanks, I figured it out. I was using M564 H0 and using DWC to check movements but somehow it was messing things up. When I stopped using it and went to the procedure you provided everything began to behave as it should.
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