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@ErlerPrint3D yes this is implemented in the forthcoming RRF 3.5.

@ErlerPrint3D my recommendation is to use the Duet3D magnetic encoder instead of quadrature encoders. That way you can calibrate each motor individually, before fitting the belts that couple them together; and you won't need to execute a tuning move each time you power up. The magnetic encoder also has much higher resolution that quadrature encoders.

@ErlerPrint3D you can use Node-Red with @MintyTrebor fantastic set of nodes. https://flows.nodered.org/node/node-red-contrib-dsfnode
The data can then be fed into influxdb and visualised with grafana. This can also easily be ran on a raspberry pi on the network.
If you are going to run node-red on a pi, I suggest using this script to install it https://tech.scargill.net/the-script/ It'll also handle the install of grafana and influxdb

@droftarts okay, thank you.

I removed the stepper driver from board (but I used a small side cutter) und the Wifi is now stable.
With M569 P3 R-1 i disabled the driver and now i get no more error message.
Thanks for your help

The motors are moving and I'm so happy. Thank you for your help.
Perhaps in your documentation you could give a short explanation of the different manufacturers' labels, so that nobody else makes this mistake.
Bye.