Topics created by clytle374

@clytle374 I don't think interference is the issue. If you're talking about connecting a thermocouple as you would a thermistor or PT100, ie connecting it to the TEMP pins (P5) under the board, then running the thermocouple wires with the wiring loom, connecting them to INPUT2, I think this will cause problems. You've got the metal of the pin, then the copper of the PCB, then more metal of the pin. The way a thermocouple works, I think it will effect the reading.

If you need a high temperature sensor to use with the Smart Effector that keeps the wiring neat, I'd suggest using a PT100.

Ian

@droftarts

My internet in the building with the printer is a special kind of horrible, the main DSL hasn't been much better. I've spent the last 2 days working on the system. Fixed DSL, I think. Ran ethernet to building and removing the cheap wifi booster out here.

I've changed the wifi name and password in the config.g file on the duet. But it's still connecting to the old wifi. How do I get it to change over?
NEVERMIND: That was way harder than it should be.
Thanks
Cory

@dc42 I checked the belts and they all seem tight. My joints are these plastic ball cup arms and seem to have no binding to them when moved. I think it might be my carriages or the motors. I emailed seemecnc to see if they had any suggestions.

I’m at my wits end with this. I have tried to run the mesh with the hotend off and on. Tried adjusting the delta radius and arm length but I keep seeing these ridges caused by backlash somewhere. I just can’t quite figure out where