Posts made by JonasBaleine

@stuartofmt I haven't tried everything, but it seems to work. It no longer resumes the print on its own. Thanks again!

@stuartofmt Here is my config DuetLapse3.config.txt. In the Info tab, I see pause as no. But when I pause a print with the Pause button from the Job/Status tab, the print automatically resumes if DuetLapse3 is started. In standby, it does not resume by itself.

Hi @stuartofmt, its me again. I have everything working properly now, but I am wondering if there is a way that DuetLapse3 would not automatically resume a print if I manually paused it or paused by a filament sensor? Thanks!

@stuartofmt Hi, thanks for the quick reply. Yes, I did create a folder in System and then created the config file inside it.

By trying a few things, I realised that my Pi failed to fetch updates with sudo apt update, so I reflashed the Pi, following the steps https://docs.duet3d.com/en/User_manual/Machine_configuration/SBC_setup again. Now it works when I start the plugin.
Thanks for all your help, I really appreciate it.

@stuartofmt Hi, I downloaded the new version you provided and installed it. When I start it, it says "started" for a few seconds, then "partially started".

To answer your questions:

1. Yes, http://c3po.local:8081/0/stream display my video feed, on the pi, on my pc, in the Webcam tab of the DWC.
2. -verbose is already in my DuetLapse3.config.txt file. Starting the plugin does not seem to create a startup.log file.
3. When I run the command in the terminal and start the plugin, I get this result: Errors.txt saying PermissionError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/opt/dsf/sd/DuetLapse3/C3PO/c3po-local/startup.log'

I tried stopping Motion Webcam Server, but it did not solve the issue.
I tried adding my Raspberry Pi password to the config file with -password, but it did not solve the issue.

Thanks again, I appreciate the help.

@stuartofmt Hi, I installed the plugin and tried to run DuetLapse through terminal using this command:

python3 ./plugins/DuetLapse3/dsf/DuetLapse3.py  -file ./sd/DuetLapse3/DuetLapse3.config

from the /opt/dsf directory on my pi.

Here is the log that was produced startup.txt , saying "The printer at (IP address) needs to be at version 3.4.5".

Let me know if you need more information. Thanks!

Edit:

I changed the duet3DVersion to '3.4.6' in DuetLapse3.py and when I run the same command, I get the following startup.txt

In the DWC, I get partially started as Status when I press the start:

If I run the command above in the terminal, I get this in the DWC, but still only partially started:

@stuartofmt Hi, I will try it this weekend and come back to you. Do not worry, I understand being busy. Thanks for all you've done already.

Hi, is there a plugin version for DSF version 3.4.6? I tried 3.4.5 and 3.5.0-beta.4 and both would not install with 3.4.6. Thanks.

@stuartofmt Hi, thanks for the reply. I saw that there are 2 versions, the plugin and standalone version. What I meant was: does the plugin version only works when using the duet board in SBC mode? That's what the documentation would lead me to believe. Just wanted to make sure I understood correctly.

Hi, if I understand correctly, the plugin is only compatible with Duet board with SBC? Not the standalone boards?

@Exerqtor I bought the clone paneldue in 2019. Never got it working then, but had not tried that hard either. I did flash the v3 7in firmware this morning by mistake and the colors were all messed up on the display.

Hi,

I use Duet Web Control 3.4.5 and RepRapFirmware for Duet 3 Mini 5+ 3.4.5.
I have a clone paneldue 7i running firmware 3.4.1, but it won't connect to my printer.
I added the line M575 P1 S1 B57600 to my config.g file.
When I turn on the printer, I can see the messages coming from the duet board, as shown in the picture below, which would tell me that my connections are correct.
The board communicates with the paneldue, but I assume the paneldue does not communicate with the board.
I tried different cables, I checked continuity as well.
I tried the firmware 3.5.0 for the paneldue, but did not connect either.

I tried the paneldue on my duet maestro printer as well and I have the same behavior.
So I suspect there is a problem with the paneldue, unless there is something else I could try?

Thanks!

@Phaedrux Thanks, it seems to solve my issue!

Hi,

I have a Duet Mini 5+ board and use Duet Web Control 3.4.5 and RepRapFirmware for Duet 3 Mini 5+ 3.4.5.
My bed is powered through a mosfet by OUT3, connected to V_OUTLC1+ and out3-, on the duet board.
My BL Touch (and CR Touch, tested both) is connected on IO_1 using the 5V_EXT.
As long as my bed is on standby or off, the probe works perfectly.
As soon as I turn on the bed heater, the probe won't deploy or retract, whether through homing or simply sending the deploy/retract gcodes.

If I use the 3.3V_EXT to power the probe, I don't have this issue, although the probe is not 100% reliable (sometimes it deploys, sometimes it doesn't, or it won't retract on some occasions).

The behavior was the same when I powered the bed directly from OUT0.

Do you have an idea of what could be causing this behavior?
Thanks!

Hi,

I own a Duet Maestro board and the power screw terminal (4 pins, power and bed heater) caught fire and melted.
Does anyone know the part number so I can replace it?

Thanks

Hi all,

I have a Duet 2 Maestro v1.0 board and a 24V power supply.

I believe (it happend quite fast) I may have shorted the fan pins on the board.
I was lazy and I disconnected a fan from its extension wires while the duet was still turned on.
Then, all the leds on the board started flashing, every second or so, so I turned off the power supply.

Now, when I turn on the power supply again, the leds flash in the same way.
I do not know how to proceed from here and would like your help in order to keep the problem from getting any worse, if there is a solution of course.

Thanks.