Posts made by Biketrial981

Hi! I have the following problem: I have a warm bed with dimensions of 660mm x 330mm x 10mm aluminum, in it I have installed two 230v thermal adhesives of the brand kenovo.

I can read the temperature of two different places, the aluminum plate or the thermal adhesive (I have a difference of about 10 degrees), the problem I have at the time of making the adjustment pid correctly. Since when it stops heating, by the inertia of the temperature the aluminum plate reaches about 20 degrees more (approximately), and I get a failure for not lowering the temperature. How could I solve this? Thank you!!

For normal use there is no advantage, but at the time of processing the data is much more comfortable indexes and to use a Vin.min for example and not having to parse all the text.

It is not something that contributes anything, and with a function it would not be complicated to create the json, but I understand that the use would be minor. I will try to do it in my server part, since I am interested in some data of the diagnosis gcode.

The rr_reply has helped me a lot

Sorry for my bad english!

@dc42 said in Api duet responses to Gcode sent:

@biketrial981 said in Api duet responses to Gcode sent:

Hi, sorry for my bad English, I'm using a translator.

I am creating a dashboard for my printers with duet and see all the centralized info. I have a question with the api:

Does not return response from the gcode sent?

For example, I can not see the response of an M122 for diagnosis?

Thank you!

The standard rr_status response indicates whether there is a reply, but you need to use the rr_reply HTTP request to fetch the reply.

Thank you! with Request URL: http://192.168.0.13/rr_reply I can obtain the data that I was missing, for the advanced section of the dashboard

could it affect the printing consult the gcode M122?

the bad thing is that it returns plain text, if it were a json it would be wonderful xD

@t3p3tony Of course! In a short time we will have something already usable so that people can go playing and modifying it

@t3p3tony the idea started with the simple version, only informative.

But we found a wemos with stick, screen and 18650 battery cheap.

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1PC-ESP8266-Preflashed-Development-Board-OLED-version-ESP8266-18650-OLED-Integrated-Circuits/32832553517.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.260a4c4dTZ6bQO

With this we can now launch commands and macros, in addition to changing some parameters.

The idea is to have something to move around the house. If you are in the room, have something on the table that indicates the state of the print and not depend on the phone. More than to replace the screen of the printer, it is a gadget or complement

@kerzal we have designed a 3K carbon slider.
If you do not adapt the ones you have requested, you can contact me if you need ones;)

They are valid for 2020 and 2015, precisely designed for igus linear

another option is to connect an arduino for example to a pwm port and read the value of it. I use it to control my neopixel leds. I handle it servo command, and in the arduino when reading the active values what you need.

it is not the web of control itself, but a personalized dashboard where you can see my 4 printers with duet, with touch screen.

I have seen that software, but I want to use it on touch screen and have buttons for each machine for quick access. preheat, change plastic, home etc ... and not have to open the web of each, although it is inside the dashboard as well.

I also want it to be with a personalized look. I can send the gcode without problem, but I would like to recover important values of the M122, but I think that there is no answer, only the buffer free space.

We are also working on a wireless screen, soon news!

Hi, sorry for my bad English, I'm using a translator.

I am creating a dashboard for my printers with duet and see all the centralized info. I have a question with the api:

Does not return response from the gcode sent?

For example, I can not see the response of an M122 for diagnosis?

Thank you!