Hi Phaedrux, yes, I have.
Regards, Pete.

Hi Phaedrux, yes, I have.
Regards, Pete.

Hi Phaedrux

I've uploaded two pictures, top and bottom of board. The best I can do I'm afraid. I've tested all 3 fuses on the board and they are okay. I bought the card from Oozenest, they are collecting the card on Monday 21st.

@Phaedrux Hi Phaedrux. I had a look at the URL and followed a few of the diagnostic methods, including resetting the board with the jumper. Unfortunately no change. I also held in the reset button and connected the USB. The diagnostics light did not come on as I was expecting based on the documentation. The device appears in the device manager as 'Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed)'. I've also uninstalled all USB devices, rebooted the laptop and tried again, same result. I also installed the drivers manually using 'add legacy hardware' option. An error code of 10 is listed against the drivers, but I think this is a red herring as the device is not being detected correctly, so I would expect to see this error. I think I've reached the point where I need to go back to the supplier.

Hi Bearer. It's when I have the usb cable connected that it is at the higher temperature. Although after about 4-5 minutes it does come down 27-28degrees C. I'm using an infrared thermometer with a target light, so even if it's not exactly accurate it is still showing a difference between components, but nothing too drastic... hopefully?
Regards,
Pete.

Hi Phaedrux, thank you for the response. Temps are around 28 degrees. The only hot spot I can find is around R31 which is around 37 - 40 degrees C. Although after a few minutes that comes down to 27-28 degrees. I'll have a look at the link tomorrow to see if there is anything else in there.
Thanks again.
Pete.

Have had my Duet 2 Wi-Fi setup for a couple of months now. Today I switched the unit on and was unable to connect over Wi-Fi. Tried connecting over USB with no luck. Have removed Windows drivers, downloaded again from GitHub and installed. Am getting message in device manager: This device cannot start. (code 10). The specified request is not a valid operation for the target device.

When I attach the USB I get the red 5V and USB light on, also the green 3.3V light and end stop lights. I've checked the reset button and it is not stuck in.


I've gone through installing drivers on another laptop also running Windows 10 and have had the same results.

Any help greatly appreciated.

That's perfect, just what I was trying to achieve, and without any additional hardware.

Thanks.
Regards,
Pete.

I have a FLSun QQ-s Pro which has an auto level sensor that you only connect when you want to check for bed level, and have to remove for printing.

At the moment I use the code listed below in the bed.g macro to ensure I have added the sensor before starting.

M117 ; Ensure you have attached Z-Probe.
M577 X S2 ; wait for end-stop to trigger
M577 X S0 ; wait for end-stop release

Is there a way of moving end-stop trigger to E1 as I don't currently use this, and I have an end-stop type button I could use? If there is a better method to do this please feel free to explain it (as if to a total beginner ).

Regards,
Pete.

@Baenwort Thank you for the response. I ran the command with the final G30 command S6 changed to S-1. The results are:
12/08/2020, 20:18:39 G32
G32 bed probe heights: 4.390 4.090 4.498 4.660 3.629 3.209 2.990 3.118 3.910 0.460 0.659 0.590 0.079 -0.180 0.119 -1.023, mean 2.200, deviation from mean 1.937
Warning: No M501 command was executed in config.g

Results above are the most recent test, I tried a couple of things first:
1 - Tried calibration with M500 at end, and re-enabled M501 in config.g. This caused the first attempt at calibration after a machine reset to go out of bounds.
2 - Tried commenting out M501 in config.g and using S-1 in bed.g. This caused a consistent G32 result... well very nearly. Please see results below.
12/08/2020, 19:32:23 G32
G32 bed probe heights: 4.400 4.110 4.508 4.660 3.619 3.199 2.990 3.118 3.920 0.480 0.669 0.600 0.079 -0.180 0.119 -1.013, mean 2.205, deviation from mean 1.936
12/08/2020, 19:36:14 G32
G32 bed probe heights: 4.390 4.090 4.488 4.640 3.609 3.199 2.990 3.118 3.920 0.460 0.659 0.580 0.069 -0.190 0.119 -1.023, mean 2.195, deviation from mean 1.936

config-override.g config.g bed.g

Thank you for your help.
Regards,
Pete.

Hi.
Thanks to @droftarts the z probe on my QQ-S Pro is now working. If I run the delta calibration (G32) everything seems to go okay. If I run it a second time, the sensor goes outside of the periphery and I have to turn the unit off. If I run calibration, switch unit off/on and run calibration again, all goes well.

Firmware version 3.1.1

config.g bed.g