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@Schickfus AFAIK, MQTT works with both the Duet 2 and Duet 3 boards running 2.1.0 of the wifi module firmware. you also need to be on 3.5.2 to use it
What prototype boards are you referring to?

@Schickfus That looks OK. Please share your daemon.g file as well and I'll try to reproduce your problem.

This should work too:

echo "Time, ", state.time, move.extruders[0].factor

@Schickfus you will need to select the tool that has that extruder before you can extrude.

@dc42 said in Problem with escape characters for password for Wi-Fi card.:

Try sending those commands from the console, but:

after the M552 I1 S0 command, wait for the "WiFi module started" message
change M558 "" to M588 S""
wait at least 10 seconds after the M588 command, it has to erase the flash file system
make sure that your terminal emulator doesn't change the straight double quotes to smart quotes

If you want to send them from a GCode file instead, you will need to add G4 delay commands after the M552 and the M588.

Thanks!

I got it to work. Just switched to a PC and dropped using serial tool on Mac and it all started to work.

Thanks for the G4. This will improve the code.

@Schickfus I have not run into this issue but I remember another discussion about this on the forum in the past, can't find it right now.

Personally, if its an emergency and you hit the emergency stop, cutting power, then having the recover requiring rehoming would be acceptable in my view however that may not be the same in your case.

Once you have reconfigured the 1XDs you can send the positions of the axes using G92. the approach of using a trigger to indicate the estop has been pressed, and then either prompting the user to clear the fault and then reset the estop, then running through the reconfiguration of the 1XDs and restoring position should work.

@phaedrux

Thanks for answering!

I got it to work. I had a wrongly configured tool M563. This somehow made things not working.

@jay_s_uk

I think I solved it. I forced the upgrade with a terminal window with the /opt/dfs/bin/DuetControlServer -u

Then I flashed the SD card. Now everything is up and running with 3.4.0