Posts made by E1ixir

Ok, thank you for your reply.

@stuartsm i own a cr-10 too. Could you share the case you designed ? That would be great

Thank you very much for your answers.... There are already several discussions on the forum about using an ATX power supply Or a Meanwell PSU to remotely power the printer on/off... but the original subject was about powering on/off using a TP Link smart plug... (wich means having a plug'n'play solution, with no need to have any special skills in electronics)

Thank you very much.

Hello friends,
I've seen here that some of the meanwell PSUs have a remote on/off function included.
Unfortunatly it seems that the on/off signal is inverted and cannot easily be used with our Duets.

Does anybody know a 12v PSU (without cooling fan) with a remote on/off function that would be compatible with Duet wifi?

@dc42 , thank you very much, David for all the work you do.

Thank you for your help.
Seems that variables with square brackets works, when variables with {} are ignored.

For example, this tool change script won't work:

{IF NEWTOOL=0}M104 S165 T1; set T1, inactive extruder to 165 C
{IF NEWTOOL=0}M109 S220 T0; Set T0, new active extruder to 220 and wait for it to reach temperature before proceeding.
{IF NEWTOOL=1}M109 S220 T1; set T1, Heat T1 to 220
{IF NEWTOOL=1}M104 S165 T0; Cool T0 to 165

I can't manage to use my Duet with Simplify3D.

Seems that Duet does not understand S3D Scripts, when they include variables.
For exemple, my FFF profile is using that code in its start script:
...
M190 S{print_bed_temperature}
M109 S{print_temperature}
...
This code doesn't work because both variables {print_bed_temperature} and {print_temperature} are not reconized by the Duet.

Could you tell me how to proceed?
Thank you very much

Hello David,

Well I tried this new firmware, which seems much better.
However, I noticed some issues again:

• The "OccupéPause" issue is still there. See:

• On the "Setup" screen, I noticed a large number of very weird translations To make it much better , I can propose:

       "Affichage en négatif"   => "Mode miroir"
       "Calibre touch"  => "Calibrer écran"
       "Effacer paramêtre"  => "Réinitialiser"
       "Inverser affichage" => "Ecran inversé"
        "Toujours dim" => "Veille écran"
        "Jamais dim"   => "Pas de veille"
        "idle dim" = > "Veille auto"
         "fond blanc" => "Thème clair"
         "fond noir 1" => "Thème sombre 1"
         "fond noir 2" => "Thème sombre 2"
         "Volume x" =>  "Volume son x"
  

• On the "Control screen" could you change the "macro" label by "macros"

... And finally, I couldn't find anywhere the "Téléverser le firmware" (= > "Flasher firmware") and "Changement d'outil" (=> "Changer outil") labels you were talking about the other day:

@dc42 said in bug in french mode I7 paneldue:

The other ones that are likely to be too long are "Téleverser le firmware" and "Changement d'outil".

@dc42 said in [bug in french mode I7 paneldue](/post/97497

I've made a note to investigate this and I've fixed a possible cause. Is your firmware 1.23.2 or plain 1.23 ?

hello David,
M'y firmware is 1.23.2

@e1ixir said in bug in french mode I7 paneldue:

There is another mispelled word on this screenshot: please write "matière" instead of "matiére"

Thanks, I've just corrected the source code.

I can provide you with a temporary new firmware build if you would like to check these changes. Which PanelDue do you have?

yes, my pleasure.
I have PanelDue 7 with a separate controller board (V3)
Thanks you very much for these improvements

Mais si, tu as un M500! L'offset est sauvegardé dans config.overrides.g, sous la forme d'une commande G10. Bref, essaye, tu verras, ca marche très bien... Une autre solution aurait été d'utiliser un G31 S-3, je pense.

See here: https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/8645/solved-calibrate-z-probe-macro/12

My english is not so good, but I think the explanation can be found in this message (thanks to its author):

"jckray 18 janv. 2019 à 08:30
...this script measures and saves a G10 tool offset, which is separate from the z-probe trigger hight. I went this route, because, as I understand it, measuring the trigger height just reports the value and requires a manual G31 entry with the new trigger hight in order for M500 P31 to save the new trigger height. For an individual printer without any kind of tool changing it is probably better to just measure the trigger height and manually update the value in config. For my application which is for a consumer product and has to do with tool changing it actually makes more sense to use the tool offset to and have a static z-probe trigger height."

No, the macro doesn't use G31

I use this macro which is really cool:

T0
M291 P"Press ""OK"" if you would you like to calibrate the Z-offset for this Tool Cartridge." R"Calibrate Z-Offset" S3
M291 P"Make sure your nozzle is free of debris. Press ""Cancel"" if you need to stop and clean the nozzle." R"Calibrate Z-Offset" S3
M291 P"Homing, please wait..." R"Calibrate Z-Offset" S1
M98 P/sys/homeall.g
M208 S1 Z-2 ; allow movement below Z0
G1 X100 Y10 Z8 F2000 ; move to center of bed
M558 P0
G30 S-2
M500 ; save results
M501 ; load new data
M208 S1 Z0 ; disallow movement below Z0
G1 Z25 ; drop build plate
M291 P"Z-offset calibration complete! " R"Calibrate Z-Offset" S1 T3

There is another mispelled word on this screenshot: please write "matière" instead of "matiére"

Thank you very much, I didn't Know about that calibration process.

Hello friends,
While printing, DWC shows a temperature of 44 C degres for my MCU. Is this correct or should I go for for efficient fans? Thank you for your advice

Would it be possible to implement the possibility for DWC to send M80/M81 commands to a TP-LINK SMART PLUG, powering the printer on or off?
Octoprint has a plugin to do that, and it is really very useful! (I.E we can use a simple M81 command to power the printer off automatically at the end of the print, with no need of an ATX PSU!) I spoke to DC42 about this, and he says he thinks it would be possible, but it would require some code to be added to DWC to control the Smart Switch. He found some Python code at https://github.com/softScheck/tplink-smartplug that could be translated into Javascript for use in DWC.

Thank you very much for your attention.

Hello @dc42,
Well, it did it again.
Seems that sometimes PanelDue is showing 2 different status at once: here you can see "Occupé" and "Pause" at the same time.

@dc42 said in bug in french mode I7 paneldue:

There's another bug in french translation: when duet is connected, the top right corner indicates "Connectéenpause" au lieu de "Connecté".

Can you provide a photo of this, and confirm which firmware version you are using? I can't find the text "Connecté" in the source code.

@dc42 , my firmware is 1.23. Seems that this bug does not appear at every print... Couldn't manage to take a screenshot of it today. Will show you as soon as it will reappear