duet 2 wifi ona ctc dual help plz
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but what does the error message say?
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sorry it says g28 homing failed
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i should specify that it is under the duettest interface idk where else to look for the erorrs
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@twistedechos said in duet 2 wifi ona ctc dual help plz:
sorry it says g28 homing failed
Is that the only error message? If so, that indicates that you sent a G28 command to home the printer, but the commands in your homing file didn't cause the motor to move so as to trigger your homing switch.
Have you tested the motors individually? To do that, first send command G91 to select relative coordinates. Then send G1 s2 commands to command the motors. For example, G1 S2 X50 commands the X motor to move 50mm in the +X direction. Command G1 S2 X-50 commands it to move 50mm in the -X direction.
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I think you may benefit from this guide: https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/ConfiguringRepRapFirmwareCartesianPrinter
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i get m120
g91
g1 x-100 f6000
m121
error g0/g1 insufficient axes homed
the only thing it will let me do is click the retract and extrude extruder 1
if i can up load a video i can show you everything i think i might need to redo the reprap config or something but i dont know my min and max axis settings -
Can you post your homeall as well?
error g0/g1 insufficient axes homed
This happens when trying to move an axis before it is homed. Usually this is when the Z axis is lifted a bit to give clearance for homing X and Y.
From the FAQ: https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/FAQ
I get this error message: "Error: G0/G1: insufficient axes homed"
Recent firmware versions do not allow axes to be moved before they have been homed. The only movements allows are homing moves (G1 moves with S1 or H1 parameter) and individual motor moves (G1 moves with S2 or H2 parameter). So any Z movements that your homing files make before Z is homed should use the S2 parameter. Alternatively, add M564 H0 to config.g to allow axis movement before homing. -
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it wont let me upload the vid
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Might need to use Dropbox or YouTube
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https://youtu.be/ZGwYuOgqCJM here it is if you need any other info from me let me know in the mean time im going to read up on the links you sent me
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i wonder if anyone has the original gcode files for the ctc my old board fried if i could get those i should just be able to upload them to the board right?
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https://3dprinting.com/pricewatch/3d-printer/ctc-bizer/?fbclid=IwAR1yXJLIZn4f_zbPCmQrPTTxfIqpmlKQ0ub-9Qjie7nvzTodRKtTxSwOO3I if this helps at all this is the printer i have
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also i went thought the stuff you sent and it didnt do anything i think i need to reuplaod the files on it but i dont think i did the maserments right on the reprap config i think that might be the problem how do i find them all i can find on google is the bed size
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i feel so dumb i think i found the problem i did not put the files under sys it is under another folder ill let you know what i find out
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ok that fixed it oi lol but now the problem is i dont think i have the right measurements or the home set properly i went thought the reprap config again and i dont know the specs for the printer nor understand what to do with them
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found another problem haha sorry to be spamming but i had it as a corexy (what i thought it was) its a cartesian
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next problem i have no idea what im doing lol i got it to do stuff but its doing crazy stuff its like id dont know where to stop and anytime i home the axis it acts like it just adds the steps to where it already is i dont want to burn anything up would anyone be able to walk me though the https://configurator.reprapfirmware.org/Start
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Ok, it sounds like you made some progress. Before you can get things working, you're going to have to figure out some details about the printer. The link you included above shows the build volume, so we have that part. We know it's cartesian. It seems to be dual extruder. it has a heated bed.
What we still need to know:
What kind of thermistor does the hotend heaters and bed heater have? If you have any documentation, or support forum for the printer that might help. Some googling might turn it up. That would help getting the temperatures right without having to do too much guess work.
We need to know what kind of end stops you have and where they are located. Even if you can take a picture of them inside the printer and how they are wired.
Does it have a Z probe?
Steps per mm for each axis. You might be able to find this googling, or looking at the setup for the stock firmware. Worse comes to worse it can be calculated if you know the model of the motor (usually a sticker on them), the tooth spacing of the belts, and the number of teeth on the pulleys. If that's too hard to get, you can start with a safe value and test how much it actually moves when you tell it to move 10mm and figure it out from there.
I think you'll also benefit from doing a lot of reading up on the firmware and how things work: https://duet3d.dozuki.com/
Here's an article on adapting an existing printer for the Duet. https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Going_from_Marlin_on_Arduino_to_RepRapFirmware_on_Duet
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thats the bad part i can not find any info on this printer and it dont have a z probe unless that is the z endstop non of the endstops seem to be working they light up when pressed but the stepper will try to keep moving ill get some pix for you guys in a sec
