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@örjane that's not implemented at present, only the existing ability to choose the number of decimal places.

@mikeabuilder Thanks!

@örjane Thanks, finally updated!

Ian

Answering my own questions after some experimenting. The Maestro handles the DHT22 fine when connected to the CS1 or CS2 pin (as documented for Duet 2).

For the record: the AM2320 Temp/Humid sensor (not AM2302) also works fine, when connected using its "single bus communication" mode, which seems to be backwards compatible with DHT22/AM2302.

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@dc42 Perfect. Thanks!

@phaedrux Thanks. Perhaps we can hope that this feature will eventually come in the majority of slicers.

I noted that this had also been proposed for Klipper, but never implemented.

@dougal1957 Sure, using a low standby temperature as a substitute for turning the heater off will do the trick in most situations. However, I can think of a few corner cases where going to the actual off-state may be preferred:

If I do not want to overwrite the standby-temp, for example to make it easy to manually switch it on again To make it clear in the web interface that the heater is off To ensure that the heater does not start even if the temp-sensor says it is below zero.

Note that it is already possible to turn the heater off with "M140 S-274". My suggestion is simply to move this functionality to M144 where it (in my opinion) belongs, since M144 is all about switching the bed heater state.

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@örjane thanks for pointing this out. I have corrected the source code so that -273.0 will work to turn off heaters in RRF 3.4.0 and later.

@jay_s_uk Thanks!

@ÖrjanE said in Actual movements during failed simulation:

@dc42 Great!
Thanks for your work in maintaining this software.

Thanks for your clear description of the issue and GCode file to reproduce it.

@ÖrjanE said in Files in /sys on RRF3:

Ok. I guess the relevant bin-files to keep are DuetMaestroFirmware.bin, DuetMaestroIAP.bin and DuetWiFiServer.bin. The others coming from the .zip seem to be for Duet3 or the other Duet2-cards.

DuetWifiServer.bin isn't something for a Duet 2 Maestro, its for the Duet 2 Wifi board so that one could be deleted also.