Duet Wifi Bricked probably a short 24V F_VIN to 5V
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@ozpete81 said in Duet Wifi Bricked probably a short 24V F_VIN to 5V:
I think I was reading elsewhere on the forum others suggesting connecting USB at this point, with the 3.3V connected is possible to look at the cpu, is that possible/wise?
cpu will act as a usb device with only 3.3v. the diag light being on suggest the firmware may be corrupt or cpu toast. if you don't get a serial port try the erase jumper as described in https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Installing_and_Updating_Firmware#Section_Fallback_procedure_Num_3
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Well I think this might be the end of the road for this board.
I get 5V 3,3V USB and Diag all on but Windows reporting Unknown USB Device (Device descriptor Request Failed) Error code 43, tried different cables rebooting and different ports It wont recognise the device.
I think that that means the USB device is damaged which means the CPU gone and I think means its uneconomical to fix if all of that has failed. At least the SD cad is ok I guess.
Unless there are any other suggestions, I guess I better start saving my pennies for Christmas.
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@ozpete81 said in Duet Wifi Bricked probably a short 24V F_VIN to 5V:
It wont recognise the device.
if the fallback procedure i linked didnt work, then odds are it needs a new cpu afaik.
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Thanks very much Bearer for sticking with me on this unfortunately the fallback procedure didn't work, Time to call it. Full Points 10/10 on Duet destruction.
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@ozpete81 said in Duet Wifi Bricked probably a short 24V F_VIN to 5V:
I get 5V 3,3V USB and Diag all on but Windows reporting Unknown USB Device (Device descriptor Request Failed) Error code 43, tried different cables rebooting and different ports It wont recognise the device.
Was that after using the Erase jumper? If it wasn't, try again after fitting the Erase jumper.
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@dc42 said in Duet Wifi Bricked probably a short 24V F_VIN to 5V:
Was that after using the Erase jumper? If it wasn't, try again after fitting the Erase jumper.
Hi David I have version 1.01 hardware I tried the Erase button, didnt seem to help, should I try to hold down while plugging into usb or turning on 3.3Vrail? its probably the only thing I havent tried.
I will probably fit the U2 and U11 later when the parts arrive, and try again but I dont expect it to work I just want to practice with the equipment I borrowed off a friend, not much use for the parts otherwise. Ill keep the board as I will probably order another duet by end of the year if the domestic CFO approves.
But was looking at new slice engineering Mk10 to improve the heat management on the Flashforge hotend as Im wanting to insulate and heat the chamber, plus no more thermocouples and uses e3d nozzles, I have the Bondtech Replicator extruders installed already. Ill pull the Duet board out of my other printer (Hypercube Evo) in mean time to get project moving.
Its really disappointing as I was just commissioning it and everything was working well when this USB goundloop hit. (which doesnt appear in the "How to destroy your Duet" post but is in the Warnings which I dont recall reading about when I was last using the forums couple years ago, I thought I knew everything)
I am pretty sure now that is what it was as I was thinking that the 24V to 5V short must have been it as the screw was sort of close and symptoms were similar but I didnt see how it did it spontaneously as it took significant pressure to get it to touch otherwise, and I didnt know about the ground loop issue earlier.
As they say "**it Happens"
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@ozpete81 said in Duet Wifi Bricked probably a short 24V F_VIN to 5V:
I didnt know about the ground loop issue earlier.
it shouldn't be an issue unless there is faulty wiring somewhere; might be worth while looking into.
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@bearer wiring on my machine or wiring in my house 240V.
All was well when it was running on 24V and all was well when I had it plugged into USB, the short happened the instant when I had it plugged into USB and then turned on 24V, I know I had a solid connection to VIN, crimped bootlace ferrells tightened down well and crimped ring connector on the Meanwell. It could have been the cheap chinese usb cable or poor grounding, which I read as something wrong with my house, or power boards im using on PC/printer.
I guess there could be other possibilities but I wasn't heating anything, or moving axis and no end stops were triggered, and I had just tested the endstops were working correctly a couple minutes before and I dont have a Z probe. I was having issues connecting to wifi; it doesnt have external antenna (hence why I was connected via USB but I believed that was caused by mounting under the Flashforge all metal frame.
The screw I thought may have been the culprit was grounded to the metal frame, the power supply and the wall socket, maybe that was the route of the short, but again Im not sure the board contacted the screw, may have been close.
Now Im nervous about plugging in the newer duet I have in, I certainly wont be doing both the USB and VIN, but now I am paranoid, but cant think of anything else I can check, I have made absoluetly sure belt and braces that the board cant contact any metal; could it be a dodgy 24V power supply? Its the Mean Well NES-360-24. I have a Mean Well 450 coming to replace anyway.
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@ozpete81 said in Duet Wifi Bricked probably a short 24V F_VIN to 5V:
wiring on my machine or wiring in my house 240V.
could be either.
@ozpete81 said in Duet Wifi Bricked probably a short 24V F_VIN to 5V:
I certainly wont be doing both the USB and VIN
that is certainly safer, or if you have a laptop, have it running off batteries, not connected to a charger when using usb. (or get an usb isolator, quite handy)
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For posterity and possibly others interest; after hot air soldering on the U2 and U11 chips (without the wifi module installed I tried again and got no different result to before. Unrecognized device. rebooting and trying completely different computer didnt work. I now have extra parts for next time I screw up. Thanks David @dc42 and @bearer for your help.
