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@droftarts said in Problem with heaters:

M563 P0 H0 D0 F0

Yeah that solved it! Thank you very much!!!👍 👍 👍 👍

@dc42 said in Send gcode via ESP32 to Duet wifi.:

@Danal said in Send gcode via ESP32 to Duet wifi.:

RR_ does not work when running Firmware 3 on Duet3 Hardware; only websockets works. In turn, this means DWC1 will not connect to a 3/3 machine.

That's true when running a Duet 3 with attached single board computer. The rr_ calls do work on a Duet 3 running in standalone mode.

Thanks! Post above edited to reflect this info.

@flipil here is some documentation of the PanelDue connection: https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Connecting_an_LCD_control_panel#Section_Connecting_a_PanelDue and here: https://miscsolutions.wordpress.com/paneldue/
There is an interesting usage of the PanelDue connection with SmuFF, you could use it for an own ESP32 application yourself (ESP32 are really cheap): https://github.com/technik-gegg/SMuFF-Ifc and https://github.com/technik-gegg/SMuFF-1.1
I thought about using ESP32 with a camera and transmit the data to the Duet this way, but the ESP32 has not enough memory for 5 or 8 MP image data and camera usage is slow, so I will use Raspberry instead. But managing camera data aside, ESP32 is a great processor.
BTW for ESP8266 and ESP32 there are two great eBooks from Kolban, which is a "pay what you want" principle, and are very detailed.

Okey I got it: its the material of the bed! I dont know why and I dont really care. I took a piece of a 400x400 mm woodplate and started the whole AutobedCompensation process. Now Z0 is truely Z0 everywhere. Crazy accurate. I also moved the probe closer to the nozzle. Now the offset is only 15mm in the y-axis.
Lessons learned: the probe is great(when you use the right bed material)