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@droftarts Thanks. I'll ask my cousin to check.
In the meantime, he tested the ISO prostprocessor, which seems to work fine.

@droftarts if you look at the Laser filament monitor doc page, the first picture shows a v1.2 PCB 😉

Thanks for the infos and the link to the indirect mod!

@dc42 Thanks! I do have a Z-probe.

Nice! I found on some datasheets that a ribbon cables can handle up to 1A, in free air. So, yes, using 2 wires for the power supply should be ok.

@juku That depends on the diameter of the pulley. I specifically chose F608 bearings for pulleys in my printer because they meet the Gates recommended minimum of 9 teeth in contact with a smooth pulley surface. I get no print artifacts from the smooth pulleys.

@breed yes, that's mrehorstdmd's solution.

@fma the connection was handled in the C parameter, like discussed in https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/9346/mpscara-g28-intermediate-position-outside-machine-limits/15
= crosstalk factor

Hi, i´ve already my V0.1 running. It was the mini afterburner. I´ve just calibrated the extruder...started with 400 ... ended up with 780.
Till now there was nothing melted. I´m using the LDO 36STH20-1004. Running with 900mA
What i had now is that my Duet Board doesn´t like to stay without cooling behind the panels. That socks really.
I´ve to design now a cooling fan for it. Really bad on this little thing with no space.

Boards are wired as described in the documentation. Nothing is near the ribbon cable.
But I'll check all connections...

@o_lampe

Copper tubing is easier to find than brass tube...

@fma
Seriously trying to use that to drive a nema34!!!!.
Right. You need a DM860T type driver (110vdc) and 80vdc minimum power supply size for proper good use of it.

If you're not going to do it properly or can't do the math. I suggest you find a new hobby.

I see that you don't use a water-cooled hotend, but I guess the air is blown from the outside. Am I right? Does it work fine?

No, C++...

@dc42, Is it now possible to test I²C read byte(s)?

@fma said in MIDI to G-Code:

but it still misses notes

if it stayed the same, no need to try other speeds, but if it missed more notes it might be too slow.

@droftarts said in Stepper speed control (continuous rotation):

@fma @dc42 could you use the conditional Gcode to run a movement that starts and stops with an input/button press?

Ian

To do that, we would need several more things:

A method of specifying that an axis created using M584 is a continuous rotation axis (continuous rotation axes are already supported internally); A way of creating a daemon GCode task that executes a loop continuously; A way of specifying that specific motion commands (or motion commands for a particular axis) should go into the second movement queue;

I can confirm this is happening with latest stable firmware/web control
Cory

Bingo! In fact, it makes sens, as the pwm output only pulls the signal to ground... So, it has to be pulled up in order to have a high state voltage value!

I think I had this resistor with RRF2, but as I didn't use the servo since several months, I forgot that 😕

Thanks!