Problems in web interface
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Works OK in OSX/Firefox, bug seems to be limited to Safari.
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Well darn. I tried to connect in chrome but it wouldn't accept the .local thing, it kept googling it
I downloaded firefox and tried it in that and its working fine now. Is this considered a bug thats going to be fixed? I can use firefox with this, its not a big deal, but I do normally use Safari.
Also is the 5ghz vs 2.4ghz thing something to be concerned about? Same goes with that, I can connect to the 2.4ghz network but I normally connect to the 5ghz network.
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Throw a "/" at the end of .local, should force Chrome not to search.
I imagine it will be fixed, yes.
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DuetWebControl uses Ajax, and apparently Safari doesn't work properly with that but I don't know the details. I'll ask the author of DuetWebControl to take a look. In the meantime I suggest Chrome or Firefox. Edge seems to work OK for me too, but I haven't tested it thoroughly.
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I've been leaving the duet powered on for an extended period of time connected to my computer. I guess I kinda forgot about it tbh. After a while (first time was 2 or 3 hours, this time it was closer to 30 minutes or less) It does the same disconnection problem I was having earlier with the differing network bandwidths. I can't reconnect after it disconnects, I have to restart the duet completely. Not sure whats going on. Are there any logs I can check to see whats going on?
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To see what is going on, connect Pronterface or a terminal emulator via USB. Check whether the Duet WiFi responds to simple gcode commands such as M119. If it does then try restarting the wifi module by sending M552 S0 followed by M552 S1.
You can also send M111 S1 which will enable debug output.
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I'll try this in the morning. Thanks dc
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So the last things in the log before the disconnect were
[c]Request: status?type=1 fragment 2147483648
Resp 2147483648: 000100c8 000001a7 {"st…s
Class Heat spinning
Class PrintMonitor spinning
Class Platform spinning
Class WebServer spinning
Class GCodes spinning
Class Move spinning
Request: disconnect fragment 2147483648
Resp 2147483648: 000100c8 00000009 {"err":0}[/c]It then repeated the class spinning thing a bit later. I was away when this happened. When I got back I was able to reconnect, but it was several hours later.
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The log shows that web browser requested a disconnection. Assuming you didn't press Disconnect, this usually means it had an Ajax error. Did you copy the details of the Ajax error message in the browser? Sometimes it gives additional information, such as a timeout or a JSON parsing error.
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Of course I don't get the error I want. I'll try again tonight.
