On my corexy machine I have 47hz peak on the Y axis and 63hz peak on the X axis, this means I can tune in the y axis to get rid of all ringing, but the X-axis show significant ringing on the acceleration value that I would want to use.
It would be very beneficial to have control over the X and Y-axis over which frequency to cancel out, like klipper does it.
I ordered "Duet 3 Mini 5+ v1.01 with Accelerometer" from E3D, in the box was no accelerometer. I contacted E3D support and they require for me to post on the forum to explain my issue.. So here I am posting hoping for a resolution.
link to what I purchased: https://e3d-online.com/products/duet-3-mini-5
On my corexy machine I have 47hz peak on the Y axis and 63hz peak on the X axis, this means I can tune in the y axis to get rid of all ringing, but the X-axis show significant ringing on the acceleration value that I would want to use.
It would be very beneficial to have control over the X and Y-axis over which frequency to cancel out, like klipper does it.
@droftarts It has now been 9 days since I emailed E3D the details they require for the warranty claim. And no response, first point of contact took less than half a day for a response.. I'm not sure what to do at this point..
@Phaedrux There is no backlight at all via USB nor 4pin.
@bearer said in Paneldue 7i not working (USB or 4 pin):
see if you can update the firmware according to https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/PanelDue_Firmware_update
(try another usb cable and/or usb port if you have trouble getting the serial port to show up on the computer)
I've tried all these, thanks for your suggestions though!
Hi,
I ordered a Duet 2 wifi and Paneldue 7i from E3D, got the main board up and running and works perfectly well.
However, I can not get any sign of life from the Paneldue at all, I initially tried the USB connector (with nothing else plugged in) to update the firmware, but the computer did not recognise anything was plugged in. Secondly, I tried connecting through the supplied 4 pin connector, and again, no sign of life.
I do get 5V at the 4 pin connector.
All appropriate precautions were taken before plugging in the board.
I tried claiming a refund through E3D, but I need an admin from this forum to confirm it is a warranty issue me I should go that route. I can do any trouble shooting with a multimeter if needed.
Thanks in advance!