New RepRapFirmware config tool
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@obeliks Which presets do you mean?
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Never mind, completely false alarm. The B values were visually so close to old beta values that I was under the impression we are looking at the old ones.
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Am I crazy, or is there no way to configure an IDEX printer, or any printer with a duex attached, using the configuration tool?
I see no way to add a U axis. I see no way to reference the fans on the Duex.
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The online configurator doesn't cover advanced configurations such as IDEX. You will need to edit the config.g file to create the new axis and assign the correct fans. See https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/ConfiguringMultipleIndependentXcarriagesCartesian
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Great work!!
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@dc42 thanks, I will make my own files.
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You can use the configurator to generate most of the commands, by telling it you have a dual extruder machine. Then edit the resulting files to account for IDEX.
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That is what I ended up doing. I'm well on my way and finally getting a hang of all the changes since I last configured a new printer.
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It is using the old M667 S1 command for CoreXY where I believe it should be M669 K1.
Also, all files in the homing files list items such as; " lift Z relative to current position" when the bed drops as the gantry is fixed, is this not possible to be corrected so the file wording reflects what it actually does.
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@DunstonUK said in New RepRapFirmware config tool:
Also, all files in the homing files list items such as; " lift Z relative to current position" when the bed drops as the gantry is fixed, is this not possible to be corrected so the file wording reflects what it actually does.
This is correct in my view because Z increases as the bed drops on a printer with a bed that movers in Z. Bed down is equivalent to gantry up, and the firmware does not know what configuration your hardware is in. A possible clarification would be "Increase Z distance..." Rather than " Lift Z...."
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Yes, but also you have to select what type of printer you have at the start, and as I do not see CoreXY as a choice its always "Custom configuration", which is chosen, unless you have one of the ones listed, also for those who have lets say a Corxy with 3 x Z rods/screws/rails, there is no tool selection for that type or not? I am relatively new to 3D printing, but I do see that these tools and configurators are not always made with the novice in mind, who may not fully grasp the wording used, because the wording used is not always clear and can lead to more confusion and more posts asking the same questions over and over again. Please do not misunderstand me, these tools are a godsend, without it I would be posting even more questions that I do, and I tip my hat to those who have written it with full respect.
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@DunstonUK sure - custom configuration and then choose corexy at some point in the future we will hopefully have more corexy printer types: Railcore II, e3d Toolchanger, H Bot etc but unless you had one of those you would still need to use custom, then coreXY.
3 x Z rods/screws/rails, there is no tool selection for that type or not?
no advanced options like that are not yet part of the config tool.
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Can you check CoreXY implementation, it gives out
M667 S1 ; select CoreXY modeinstead of
M669 K1 ; select CoreXY modeIt would have saved me a LOT of head scratching
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currently the firmware will translate the M667 to the appropriate M669 command.
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Hi
the arrival of Duet 3 Mainboard is a great news,
have you already planned a date for its integration in the Config Tool ?
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Plans, yes! In Board type, "Duet 3 (coming soon)".
But really it depends on getting RRF 3 configuration working. In Firmware version, "3.xx (coming soon)". No date when this is expected, as far as I'm aware.
Ian
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Will there be an updated config tool for the Duet 3? If yes will it also work with the Duet 2 as well? With the added flexibility of the Duet 3 it would be really nice if the config too would be able to configure advanced options like adding an axis or two or 5. Not that going into the .g files and configuring the special setups is hard or anything but it would be really nice if a config tool existed for advanced options to handle most of the set up and then jumping into the .g files for final tweaking.
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Hi
I'm starting to work on the Duet 3, to ease my discovery, is there any one who can share a simple .g file ?? for a standard machine like : cartesian /200x200x250/simple extrudeur/heated bed/z probe. it could help a lot, thanks in advance. -
@steevebecker I can share a simple config.g file for ender5 but duet2 with RRF 3 if that helps
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@smece hi taht could be good as a first step
i don't how the .g will be different between duet E vs Duet 3.
of course pin out will be different but not sur sure what is the impact on conf ...plant your ideas, water suggestions and questions, collect progress and do great things.
