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@Anvil You could create a macro that is run at each layer change, that records the current Z height, and sets a global variable to the maximum Z height so far achieved in the print. Then when the print is paused, it checks the variable, and moves Z to the variable +5mm. That should clear any existing part that has printed.

Ian

First I would suggest updating your firmware to 3.4.5 by uploading this zip file to the system tab in DWC. https://github.com/Duet3D/RepRapFirmware/releases/download/3.4.5/Duet2and3Firmware-3.4.5.zip

Then have a read through this corexy setup guide.

https://docs.duet3d.com/en/User_manual/Machine_configuration/Configuration_coreXY

There are motor tests described that may help you figure it out.

@phaedrux your a wizard man. totally a wire in the drag chain... as soon as the hotend moves to the far side of the bed the wire for the fan is bent and when it straightens out in the chain it comes back on. Thanks!

I'm not sure what your gcode looks like, but the settings for firmware retraction will be applied by whatever M207 command was sent last. So if you have values during a print that you aren't expecting, there must be an errant M207 command somewhere. So review your config.g, slicer start gcode, etc to see what is where.

You can send M207 by itself at anytime in the console to get the current settings reported to you.

@dc42 I dont think its actually skipping steps though. I really cant pinpoint the noise if its the hob gears or in the housing...
The tension arm never moves and the visible bearing doesnt bounce. And im also not seeing any hiccups in the print.

I went through teaching techs calibration site twice getting it dialed in and my e steps are spot on. I still had to dial the flow back to 72% in my slicer. But It could just be the rapidos long melt zone and having to print PETG slower than pla. So im not sure if thats some underlying issue or anything but everything is printing very well...

Maybe im just being paranoid about burning it out. Ive been monitoring it with a FLIR thermal camera and i havent seen it get above 92c ... generally hangs out around 85- 86c.

@jay_s_uk haha yaaaaa. crud 🤦

@Anvil said in Duet2 wifi setting bl touch z offset help.:

anywho... here's my overwrite config.

thats your config overwrite?

@Anvil said in Setting up bl touch:

Im not sure what to do with the modulation pin dropdown menu?

It's unused in this case.

Ok so for ATT users not familiar with networking settings.... in your IP gateway the option for advanced settings is a small blue link at the top of the home network/ wifi page. And thats where you can separate the 2.4 and 5 ghz bands with separate ssid names.

Worked finally! Separating the bands into two separate networks was the key.