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      G32 delta Probe not trigger.

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      @jay_s_uk Thank u that did the trick. i feel abit foolish now haha 😄

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      Multiple fans 1 pwm 2 on full?

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      theruttmeisterundefined

      If you use the Blip value, you can probably eliminate the noise (they probably have a high start torque requirement).

      But you can also set minimum PWM duty for any given fan. So M106... ...L 255 . Would set the fan to the kind of on/off mode you want.
      I don't know if you can set that up for multiple output pins that are all the same 'fan' in the RRF logic...

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      esp32cam 5v power from expantionboard/duex 5

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      Nappenundefined

      @bearer said in esp32cam 5v power from expantionboard/duex 5:

      the total 5v is what matters, but if the esp is the only additional 5v load its not a problem. there is just the one 5v source regardless of where you connect to on the duet (albeit there is a little difference in the length and width of the track, but for 300mA it doesn't matter).

      what i can find by google
      Turn off the flash lamp:180mA@5V; Turn on the flash lamp and turn on the brightness to the maximum:310mA@5V; Deep-sleep: Minimum power consumption can be achieved 6mA@5V; Moderm-sleep: Minimum up to 20mA@5V; Light-sleep: Minimum up to 6.7mA@5V

      but i will remove the ledlamp as i dont need it so 180ma should be the load 😁

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      Panel due v2.0 stopt working bit works with usb

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      Nappenundefined

      @dc42 said in Panel due v2.0 stopt working bit works with usb:

      @Nappen said in Panel due v2.0 stopt working bit works with usb:

      o not at all neither look damaged but might be easy to just order them and swap them and se.
      or is there any values that i can messure? i thr warrenty is already gone and i have some soilder skills. bust reslly bad at fault hunting.

      Check L1 with a multimeter on the lowest resistance setting. It should have a very low resistance.

      Check D2 using a multimeter on the diode setting.

      BTW we are expecting to have new PanelDue firmware soon, to remove many of the limitations of the existing firmware. The new firmware will only work with RRF3 and it will probably be too large to run on version 1 and 2 PanelDue boards.

      then i solve this board with scarapping it and getting a new 🤣 thanks for the heads up 😁

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      Extruder jog with M291 command?

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      Dual Extrude error.

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      dc42undefined

      See the entry for M584 on the GCodes wiki page. The M584 command must come before some other commands, not after as you have it.

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      Annoying popup on the webinterface?

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      dc42undefined

      This is partly fixed in the 2.0 alpha release. As Phaedrus says, it is triggered by using DWC from two or more devices and one of them going to sleep without disconnecting first.

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      Servo Tool change?

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      Nappenundefined

      it´s my wifi board. and yes my plan was to power it from the expansion connector. not board. 😛 blame it on im a swed 😛

      so pin 8 for signal. 220uf capacitor shoult not be that hard:D then i go on to stage 2 and wire it up after a visit to the hobby store.
      Thanks again dc 🙂

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      New Day New Errors. M30: Filename expected

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      dc42undefined

      Perhaps you meant to use M0 instead?

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      My Machine started to behave really weird.

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      dc42undefined

      There are a lot of users using PanelDue, so if this was a firmware issue then I would expect to have had a lot more reports of it. It might just be chance that the problems went away when you disconnected the PanelDue. Or it could be that your TFT panel is faulty, for example if the backlight inverter occasionally draws a high current pulse from the 5V supply then that could compromise power integrity.

      Also please check that the S1 parameter is present in your M575 P1 command, or that you have no M575 P1 command at all in config.g. The S1 parameter enables checksums, to guard against corruption of the data sent by PanelDue to the Duet.

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      Warning about Bossa 1.8 flashing Paneldue

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      deckingmanundefined

      I tried it about a week ago using David's guide and instructions and it worked OK for me then…........... Just double checked and it was 15th March so 4 days ago.

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      File Progress time never accurate? what have i missed.

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      deckingmanundefined

      All the estimates given by DWC are based on what has happened so far and then extrapolating this to calculate what will happen for the rest of the print. I doesn't\can't look ahead in real time. So any estimate based on what has happened so far will only be accurate if what has yet to happen proceeds at the same rate.
      Taking a simple example, if you print a simple cylinder where every layer takes the same amount of time, uses the same amount of filament and runs the same number of gcode operations, then the estimates to completion at any given point in the print will be fairly accurate. But if you print a cone with every layer taking slightly less time, then predictions of how long it will take to print the rest of the layers, based on how long it has taken to print previous layers, is going to be wrong. As David said, filament usage will usually be the most accurate but even then it depends on the rate of filament extrusion being fairly constant throughout the print, which is seldom is.

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      Hypercube Corexy Problems.

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      dc42undefined

      Use M588 to remove a ssid from the list, and M587 to add a new one.

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      Use 5v from diffrent source for optical endstops? on duetwifi

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      Googliolaundefined

      @dc42 said in Use 5v from diffrent source for optical endstops? on duetwifi:

      l component. The picture is a little out of focus, so I can't read the label on it - what is it? Can you measure its value with a multimeter?

      Hmmm, when I connected them 18 months ago, they did not work...now they do?! Probably my fault. So just for future reference: Optical endstops V1.1 from Trianglelabs are 3.3V tolerant. Yeeeha.
      @dc42 thanks for your support (R1 is 470, R6 is 750, all the other 10k Ohm)
      @mrehorstdmd thanks for your input as well. On a sidenote: your (coreXY) blog posts are tremendously helpful. So thanks for that too!