Topics created by E1ixir

Thank you very much.

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

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

@veti In fairness to the OP, he asked his original question in a different section of these forums and was told that this is more a DWC thing. So he's started another thread in the DWC wish list section. I think that's a reasonable thing to do in this instance.

@alexjx said in Gcode viewer:

Does the CPU have the available processing power for this? Or we are talking about all in-browser viewer?

We're talking about an in-browser viewer.

Octoprint and the TP-Link plugins use python scripts and API keys to manage the smart plug.

If you want to use the DWC capability to remotely turn off and turn on the printer then you must use a hardware device wired to the board to control a device.

If you already use Octoprint and the TP-link plugin, then why don't you just keep using it? PSU control and TP-Link will still work the the Duet board connected via USB.