Invalid GPIO
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@Phaedrux the custom vivedino board doesn't work with RRF since RRF3.1RC11 for unresolved reasons, see https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/16997/formbot-troodon-rrf-3-1-1-update/7 for the discussion back at the time.
EDIT: The config provided by vivedino is available at https://github.com/InsanityAutomation/FormbotTroodon/
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@Fishpig check if that
M42 P25
is maybe in your slicer's start gcode and remove if from there. Assuming the configuration files haven't been changed, there's no reference to a GPIO 25 in there. And yes, it looks like an RRF2.x config running on RRF3.x, so the configuration for the LEDs doesn't work. -
Thanks guys,
i'll test out M42 P25 in a short while, i think i might try and find the RRF2.X firmware and go back to that. -
@oliof said in Invalid GPIO:
@Phaedrux the custom vivedino board doesn't work with RRF since RRF3.1RC11 for unresolved reasons, see https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/16997/formbot-troodon-rrf-3-1-1-update/7 for the discussion back at the time.
EDIT: The config provided by vivedino is available at https://github.com/InsanityAutomation/FormbotTroodon/
Yes I had suspected it was the custom board.
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I just entered M42 P25
Send: M42 P25 Recv: Error: Invalid gpio port 25 Recv: ok
and it throws the error outside of starting a print.
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@oliof
well would you look at that.....just got the cura going and found not only was it set to marlin but the start code wasM42 P25 S0 M42 P26 S0 M42 P24 S255 M280 P7 S160 T0 G92 E0 G1 E-10 F1800 G32 G29 G1 X0 Y0 F4800 G92 E0 G1 E10 F540 G92 E0 G1 E-3.0000 F1800 G1 Z0.200 F1000 G1 X400 Y0 E43.5631 F1000 G92 E0 G1 E-8.0000 F5400 G1 X205 Y200 F18000 G1 E0 F5400
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@fishpig said in Invalid GPIO:
I just entered M42 P25
Send: M42 P25 Recv: Error: Invalid gpio port 25 Recv: ok
and it throws the error outside of starting a print.
Try a lower number than 25. I think 25 may be higher than the maximum allowed.
EDIT: the highest GpOut port number allowed in Duet 2 builds of RRF is 19.
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@oliof said in Invalid GPIO:
@Phaedrux you never figured out what change in RRF broke the board, right?
I don't think anyone affiliated with Duet has a Troodon board in hand to know how it's different.
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Last I heard the only difference is that the TMC2660s stallguard pins are floating since those aren't required on the troodon. Otherwise, it's a single board combining Duet2Wifi and Duex5. Unfortunately, I don't have a board (or schematics) either.
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@Phaedrux I ordered a board and expect it to arrive by October. If I don't manage to find the offending change by a couple bisecting builds, I'm happy to send it over to Duet3D for inspection.