Topics created by Jordan_Miller41

But if you still have access to dwc uploading that full zip file should do it already.

Can you check your DWC version to make sure it's 3.3?

@jordan_miller41 lol, I didn't add anything - that was all the other guys.

@phaedrux ok

@phaedrux well to be honest I believe it was the M997 B1. Because I had previously been on 3.2.2 on the mainboard and did the ssh Sudo upgrade stuff in the pi and it did not change to a newer version on the mainboard. But I did do both, so I don't know with 100% certainty, apologies.

@yveske Makes sense, thank you for clearing that up!

@Jordan_Miller41
if you can have it the other way round, with the switch on the tool itself, you'll be able to know which tool is installed and drop the tool off in the event of power loss etc.

You could query the input as part of the TPost file and flag accordingly.
You could also monitor the switches as part of the daemon file to ensure a tool hasn't dropped off mid print

@Nuramori Cool! Of course, here it is: https://www.amazon.com/Barrow-Temperature-Sensor-Fitting-Silver/dp/B06XB4JK7G

I am looking to do an up and downstream sensor to measure the temp split on either side of the radiator.

Just tried the guide you sent, you can see the response I get.

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My SSID is "MillerWiFi" and then the password.

Here is the Network Macro screenshot.

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SOLVED:

So in the above picture I have "MillerWifi" which should've been "MillerWiFi", so I ran the macro twice and somehow it connected, although I swear I had it right before.

Thank you for your help though, I appreciate it 👍🏻.

@OwenD good thing to think about, I will be attempting to integrate this logic here in the next few weeks when the parts all roll in.