Problems setting up duet ethernet on a Rostock Max V2
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@dc42 Ok it looks like you were right. M119 said they were all triggered when they were not. However after changing it I tried homing again and it went straight up and did not stop on the endstops at all.
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Have you tested that M119 does report the endstops as triggered when you press them (assuming they are microswitches)?
I suggest you look at the Commissioning tests section of https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Step_by_step_guide.
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@dc42 I looked through there and I didn't see anything that looks wrong. I believe my endstops are plugged in correctly (If I switch which way I have them plugged in various lights turn on such as the red bed heat light). Something in the firmware still?
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Please test them as I suggested in my previous reply. If they are simple microswitches then they should be connected to the outer 2 pins of each endstop connector, leaving the centre pin not connected. See the wiki page on connecting endstops.
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@dc42 hmm ok let me try changing the wire arrangement in the connector.
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After connecting them correctly, you may need to change S0 back to S1 in the M574 command.
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@dc42 Yep you're exactly right. After re configuring the connectors from the stock arrangement the endstop lights are on but you are correct in that I have to change that parameter back.
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Alright it now homes perfectly. Now onto my second question haha. First thanks for all your help. Your activity on the forum is life saving. So as i briefly stated the extruder doesn't respond to any input from the paneldue. My only suspicion is maybe since I have no E0 endstop plugged in I need to change that parameter in config but that doesn't seem like it should cause that. Any thoughts?
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@brmatt have you heated the hotend if not then you need to allow Cold extrusion with M302 command the parameters of which I believe now depend on the version of Firmware on your board
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@dougal1957 oh interesting I see. Thank you.