this helped a lot folks. thank you.

I have all the motors working, all the end stops responding as expected.

now I have a new but related issue. now that tings are moving in the right direction and the endstops are triggering, the homing sequence is getting stuck for the Z axis. Since the position it is occuring at is one of the bed leveling positions I defined, I can only assume that autobedleveling is being triggered as part of the homing sequence. I do not have a Z-probe installed for this procedure to work. I Have to get the basic functionality of the printer working so that I can print a mount for the sensor.

is there a way to manually set Z-home?

what would be the maximum recommended length?

So first let me say that even after uploading new 1.19 duet ethernet firmware, mine still says 1.18. But, that is not the issue. I'm just mentioning it because someone will undoubtedly tell me to upgrade something.

I have a new cartesian style build here, my first, and I am trying to work out the stepper connections.

• Hitting the home all button move the hot end to the center of the bed. but it does not complete the homing process. in the web control I see this: "The following axes are not homed: X, Y, Z". this is because it never moves to the end stops I assume.

• The system will not let me move the hotend manually to see if the motors are properly connected, since it is not homed.

• Since it will not let me manually move a stepper, I cannot tell if I have the wire polarities right.

Can someone point me to my next step in this?

@dc42:

I've just released an update to firmware 1.19. the binaries an be found at https://www.dropbox.com/sh/wq0u70kpapqc3is/AAC6I8TS5Lbwuziq_r3M15Qea?dl=0. The changes since the 1.19+1 test version are:

Thank you for this link, the one on github says it would not work with my electronics ( a duet ethernet, I did not grab the wifi firmware on accident)