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@dc42 Thank you. This is very helpful, I have made changes accordingly I think it will print fine.

@cjccjj said in ESP32 controller over WIFI:

@stuartofmt
... which is actually explained here https://docs.duet3d.com/User_manual/Reference/Gcodes#m409-query-object-model

Ah - I never used M409, just http calls and never made the association. Thx.

In any case - I've recently moved to SBC , so cannot test further on standalone. Those flags don't exist according the the OpenAPI reference
https://github.com/Duet3D/DuetSoftwareFramework/blob/v3.4-dev/OpenAPI.yaml
which makes sense in that there is a "big" processor involved 🙂

You should post some images when you can. Others will likely be interested.

@moth4017
It didn't show a difference for my recent prints, both have quite nice first layer. However those are small prints at the center of the bed. My printer is a small one the bed is 230x150, and seems pretty flat from height map, I had been watching but never found any movement of Z when it prints first layer with height map enabled.
Actually for most prints the first layer is good enough, the difference is fine vs perfect only for large print. I guess the inconsistent comes from the whole system. I see videos of the Bambulab printer does pretty long calibration for every print, and it vibrates a lot when calibrating. Maybe that vibration not only helps input shaping but also help the whole mechanical system to settle down to the same state.
Thank you for the input! And btw, the spamming system of this forum stops me from posting or replying or editing twice in the same day, I have to wait a day or two to reply....

@cjccjj G29 will run mesh.g if its present to allow certain commands to always be ran before the mesh is created.
if mesh.g isn't present then G29 S0 is ran

@Tinchus Yes, that looks okay. It should turn on at 35% PWM at 40C, and ramp up proportionately to 100% at 43C.

Ian

@dc42 I have connected it as suggested. Thank you!