homeall.g deployprobe.g bed4point.g retractprobe.g homez(1).g
These are all my WORKING homing files.
And my config.g
config.g
After running the Z homing, instead of running G32, type the commands from your homez.g or mine.
G32 iirc runs bed.g, i do not have a bed.g 
rename bed.g to oldbed.g
When I run g32, it says bed.g not found, so remove, move or rename it.
homez does everything, i think.
You are nearly there.
So it homes Z OK.
Just the 4 point mesh is the issue?
when you MANUALLY connect the probe to its dock, does Z-Probe in the dashboard change from a Red 1000 to 0?
@sgk why are you using 2 io's?
Please post your config.g, not just bits of it.
Also a picture like below, WITHOUT the Euclid connected.
P.
Firstly I would make sure the probe works correctly.
Get the EndStops Monitor plugin from Here
Click the 'Plugins' button on left toolbar
Then click
Select the file you just downloaded, and install it.
When it is installed, you need to enable it by clicking the green 'Start' button
Press 'F5' on your keyboard to refresh the printers webpage.
go here
Click the 'Endstops' tab and it will display the status of your endstops
With the Euclid NOT connected it should say 'Yes' under triggered
With the Euclid connected and the switch NOT activated your screen should look like this.
Also note the 'Z-Probe' field in the 'Status' box at the top of the screen
When the Euclid is connected and the switch is NOT depressed it should read 0
When Euclid not connected it should read 1000 and be high lighted in RED
If this is not the case, add a '^' to this line, like mine.
M558 K0 P8 C"^io0.in" H8 F300 60 T9000 A3 S0.01
Let us know how you get on.
Regards,
Paul.
@Gixxerfast is this available to download from somewhere? I have a spare toolboard and would like to use this on my 0.1, until I build my RC Mini
Regards,
Paul
I use SuperSlicer. I had a speed issue, not running as fast as you are trying to reach!
It was down to my 'Max Volumetric speed' which is set up in Filament settings in SS.
Could be part of the issue
@bilsch This is from Fulgs config....
M671 X-65:-65:365:365 Y0:395:395:0 S20 ; Define Z belts locations (Front_Left, Back_Left, Back_Right, Front_Right)
Which can be found here.
https://github.com/Fulg/VoronUsers/blob/add-rrf3-config/firmware_configurations/reprapfirmware-duet3-mini5%2B/fulg/sys/config.g
Use it as a reference, as it was created in 2021
@bilsch what are you using to level the bed? Inductive, BLT or Euclid.
Also what size 2.4?
P.
I know the OP is running a highly capable board and processor compared to my clunky old PC, but I have experienced high spec PCs running basic things like browsers, tripping themselves up, due how the app accesses memory and resources.
But when something like AutoCAD is used it brings speed to a new level as it can handle the extra memory and processors, as it knows how to address the extra capabilities.
I use a Hewlett-Packard HP Compaq Elite 8300 SFF, I5-3570, 8Gb memory, 512Gb SSD
I guess it is about 10 years old
Running Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, used to run Windows10 on it but ran like a dog.
On board graphics, shared memory, using both VGA and HDMI ports on the PC.
Currently running 3 Firefox browsers, one browser window streaming video, Superslicer, VLCMedia player watching a live CCTV stream. Also VPN'd into a remote site running SQL queries.
Both of my printers run Duet3 Mini5's, hardwired, v3.4.1, no SBC, I found that I gained no benefit running a SBC on my Railcore.
Both printers sit in their own vlan, while my Linux and Windows PCs sit in an another Vlan. All vlans residing on a layer3 GigaBit switch.
Using the the highly accurate timing method of "one elephant, 2 elephant" I can just about to get to "2 elephant" and the page has loaded, with a full refresh.
I used to get Disconnects until DC42 found and fixed the issue, back in an earlier release of v3.
I welcome the new DWC with its new functions and features. I have experienced some issues with DWC, that were fixed promptly in previous versions, namely when the Mini5 was freshly released.
Loading the webpage on my Galaxy s21 Ultra 5g using firefox browser, takes more one more elephant, not that I use DWC on my phone on a regular basis.
With Klipper firmware, I had lots more problems, especially after an update, you then have to change so many params just to get the front end or Klipper working again.
I can firmly say that DWC and RRF is my preferred work solution and if there has been a problem, it is normally fixed promptly.
Al in all, no problems here.
Paul
@steve-lynch I have removed you from my Rude User and Hit lists. 
Its cool, glad it helped you.
Laters,
Paul
I want to free up the Pi on my RailCore which drives the Duet3 Mini.
After reading a number of posts it seems to be that there is no clear reason why you would need a Pi to drive the Duet.
I reused the Pi from when I was running Klipper on a Duet2.
Where can I find the files on the Pi, ie system and macro directorys, so I can copy them off for the new SD card I will build, please.
TIA,
Paul.
Just incase you have not found SuperSlicer, it can be downloaded from here.
https://github.com/supermerill/SuperSlicer/releases
Presuming you run windows...
https://github.com/supermerill/SuperSlicer/releases/download/2.4.58.2/SuperSlicer_2.4.58.2_win64_220401.zip
P.
I have found that the Calibration tools in SuperSlicer are really helpful and can get you to a point where you only then need to tweak from there on.
all my Pi's are headless. As you have added a screen, I suspect there is a setting that needs changing.
P.
the default password for a Pi is raspberry and IIRC it is the same if using the Duet builds.
I know that Pi's now need you to create the username and password and want to enable ssh, when writing the image to the SD Card with the later releases, I learnt the hard way!