@dc42 Have you heard of anyone experimenting on the speed at which the stream will work? Just wondering how many lines need to be buffered at a time. In this scenario, the "printer" is acting as part of a dynamic system and its code / function might need to change depending on sensor going to a higher level controller in the system.
Posts made by shyam98
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RE: Controlling Duet 3 from Linux (Non-SBC)
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RE: Controlling Duet 3 from Linux (Non-SBC)
@achrn Gotcha!
I am hoping to get some data back from the system in semi-real-time (0.2 seconds or so) so I will do some experimenting and see if how it affects the motion. -
RE: Controlling Duet 3 from Linux (Non-SBC)
@achrn Interesting, thank you!
Do you happen to know the type of speeds you could achieve for continuous calls from the on-board HTTP interface? Would sending too many requests slow down the rest of the system?
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Controlling Duet 3 from Linux (Non-SBC)
Hello!
I am fairly new to Duet3D and RRF. I have an application where I would like to control multiple "3D Printers" via a single PC / Linux server. I know that with Klipper, you can directly control hardware over USB from a central computer (sbc or otherwise).
I already have a Duet3 Mainboard 6HC and was wondering if it was possible with this board.Is it possible to send hardware commands over ethernet or usb to the Duet3 Mainboard?
Would I be better off getting a Klipper setup?Thanks!