New RepRapFirmware config tool

[stewwy]

Just tried again from work pc and it's still the same

Try bed size on first page as x min: max 20:265 y 20:230 and z 0:280 ( actual size and offsets of my bed). Then page through to to the mesh bed page accepting the defaults.

you will not be able to leave that page , unless you alter the x-min and y-min to 20 or greater (i.e inside the print bed area), fine if you understand what you need to do, but the error notice gives no details or clues.

[chrishamm]

@stewwy said in New RepRapFirmware config tool:

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I see, thanks for the note. Nevertheless in my browser the min+max inputs of the mesh compensation turn red, is this not the case for you?
I'll change the config tool to update the mesh mins+maxes automatically, though.

[stewwy]

I use chrome at work and opera at home when I get home tonight I'll check with all the browsers

[chrishamm]

Hmm, you are right - I don't see any validation errors in Chromium either. I'll provide a fix for this.

[chrishamm]

Okay, done. It looks much better now.

[stewwy]

Yes fixed

[garyd9]

@chrishamm said in New RepRapFirmware config tool:

@mikebridge Have a look at the System Editor in DWC. There you can download a file called "config.json" which you can select by choosing the "Existing configuration" option on the Start page.

?? There's no such file listed on one of my printers. Is that auto-generated based on the current config.g? Can it be recreated based on current configuration changes made directly?

I always thought that config.json was a leftover file from importing a config from the online tool, but never updated (by the duet) when configuration changes are made.

[chrishamm]

@garyd9 This JSON file only contains the inputs you made in the config tool, I thought that is what you meant. The firmware does not update this file, though. If you'd still had that JSON file on your printer, you could have used it to restore the inputs you made before.

[garyd9]

Thank you. I have a question on the configuration generated when selecting a PT1000 thermistor. (I'm asking because I'm getting a PT1000 but I'm not quite certain the proper way to configure it.)

The tool generates something like "M305 P1 X501" (no "R" parameter.) However, the duet wiki suggests that a "R" parameter is required for PT1000's (or at least it's shown in all the examples.) (https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Connecting_thermistors_or_PT1000_temperature_sensors)

Is it needed?

[madhunm]

@chrishamm Any chance of adding the independant Z motor configuration?

[chrishamm]

@garyd9 The 'R' parameter is basically obsolete for Duets newer than the 0.6 because it defaults to 4.7kOhm in the firmware. I'll add it back for consistency, though.

@madhunm Yes, I think I can add it soon but in the meantime I still have to have a look at a few DWC requests that have come up.

Edit: The configtool now generates an extra 'R' parameter for PT1000 sensors.

[madhunm]

@chrishamm said in New RepRapFirmware config tool:

@madhunm Yes, I think I can add it soon but in the meantime I still have to have a look at a few DWC requests that have come up.

understood; will look forward to the update when it happens. Thanks!

[bot]

@chrishamm said in New RepRapFirmware config tool:

@bot Yes, support for DueX2/5 is already included. You can configure every heater+motor that is supported on a DueX5.

I'm not sure I'm seeing this, except for extruders. Where can a U, V, and W axis be created?

How would one configure an idex printer using this tool?

[dc42]

@chrishamm said in New RepRapFirmware config tool:

@garyd9 The 'R' parameter is basically obsolete for Duets newer than the 0.6 because it defaults to 4.7kOhm in the firmware. I'll add it back for consistency, though.

On the Duet 2 Maestro, the series resistor is 2.2K, not 4.7K. I think it's best to leave it out of M305 commands and let the firmware provide the default.

[chrishamm]

@dc42 Yes, of course you're right, sorry - I accidentally looked in my outdated RRF directory when I looked it up.

[mikebridge]

@chrishamm Yes, I meant having the firmware update the .json if changes are made to the .g system files manually, but I guess that would be more of a DWC change

[OBELIKS]

Sorry to dig up this thread.
I have a question regarding the thermistor coefficient calculator.
I remember seeing that there were some changes in code for this, but I cant find the thread where it was discussed.

So in the new version I get this:

In the old one:

And that lines up with:

What is the correct value?
Also every time I go in to custom calculation the default R25 value is 10000 instead of 100000

[wilriker]

@obeliks The documentation says

Bnnn If the sensor is a thermistor, this is the Beta value. For the Steinhart-Hart thermistor model, this is the reciprocal of the B coefficient

So in your case

1 / 5090 = 1.96464e-4

though given this is not clear at all from what is displayed.

[OBELIKS]

OK, thanks
Are then the presets wrong?

[wilriker]

@obeliks Which presets do you mean?