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I suspect it's because horizontal scrolling in input boxes has not been implemented.

Yes, PETG can bond too well to glass, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ro3CdQQUiKo. When using glass beds, I print on ordinary float glass, not borosilicate. It costs much less and I can get my local glass supplier to cut pieces the right size for me. It's important to have the sharp edges ...

It sounds as though you haven't entered the details of your access point through YAT using the M587 command.

Now the machine loads with a warning on the screen telling me that the heightmap was loaded before the z=0 datum, which was not determined during probing and might lead to an offset. That's a warning that you have loaded a height map but the Z=0 position has been determined from the endstop ...

Well, it works in getting rid of that but now I have this; G0/G1: target position not reachable from current position My prints are all cancelling before they start. Starting script: G28 ; home all axes M564 S0 H0; Set axis limits, forbid movement outside unhomed axis, allow movement outside ...

Please upgrade to firmware 2.05.1 and see if the problem is still present.

You can set a static IP address using M587 if using a Duet WiFi, or M552 if using Duet Ethernet. But many people use an address reservation on the router instead.

If the scaling is consistent, you can use a M579 command in config.g to correct for small scaling errors. To check the scaling is consistent, print a large noughts-and-crosses/tic-tak-toe pattern on the bed, and check that the lines are straight.

Some delta printer owners use a retractor to apply enough upwards force on the effector or on the Bowden tube to prevent the effector dropping when the motors are turned off.

The attachment is no longer available, so I can't look at it.

If you do want to add a logo when PanelDue starts up, the instructions for doing so are at https://github.com/dc42/PanelDueFirmwar ... /Readme.md.

You can do the retract/load either in the slicer tool change scripts, or in the Duet tool change files. If you do it in the Duet tool change files, it should work for all slicers.

See https://miscsolutions.wordpress.com/paneldue/. However, I suspect the load/unload commands are just macros, so I suggest you first compare the contents of the /macros folder on the SD card of your V3.2 with the same folder on your V4.

Dynamic Acceleration Adjustment can help with ringing (the cause of ghosting) on some machines. See https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_M593_Configure_Dynamic_Acceleration_Adjustment. There are also some threads about it on the Duet3D forum. But it's better to reduce ringing by mechanical ...

I don't know what PSUs SeeMeCNC supplies with the Artemis, but it it has a 115V/230V selector switch and your mains is 115V, check that the switch isn't set to 230V.

A Duet could power that Z motor directly.

In case you missed it, we've started shipping Duet 3 main boards. The Duet 3 MB6HC has: Six high current stepper motor drivers, good to about 6A peak/4A RMS One high current output (intended for bed heater) and three medium current outputs (intended for hot end heaters) Three 4-wire can outputs and ...

Try moving to X0 Y0, then to X100 Y0, then measure the Z probe trigger height a few times. Then move to X<max> Y0, then X100 Y0, and re-measure the trigger height. That will show up the backlash.

Ridges along the X axis that turn into valleys at the other end is a classic sign of backlash in the mechanics. They appear because RRF probes along the X axis in opposite directions in alternate passes. With backlash, the exact nozzle height at a particular point depends on the direction in which ...

I use a 330mm diameter x 5mm thick aluminium bed plate with a 300mm diameter AC mains heater on my delta, and that works well. So a 280mm diameter heater should work for you, as long as the bed plate is thick enough to spread the heat well. My delta uses a 24V 5A PSU. With the bed heater being AC ...

SMCNC sold out on DUETs so I shopped elsewhere. DUET connectors are warned against in V3.2 assembly walkthrough: When inserting the wires in the white Molex KK connectors, make sure you're using the connectors we sent you in the kit, NOT the ones included in the Duet box! I'm guessing this is ...

DUET WiFi option: I use my cell phone to hotspot for WiFi; that's how I'm typing now, and I'll be on our closed WiFi-LAN in our shop where I get full (cell)bars through concrete. Somewhere in the gazillion forum posts on the DUET WiFi board I recall reading that the WiFi was unstable? Is this true ...

If you go with the Duet, you'll end up with a much better printer. That being said, I have no idea how you'd integrate a BL Touch with a Duet controller. Using BLTouch with Duet is covered in the wiki at https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Connecting_a_Z_probe#Section_BLTouch. However, on a delta I ...

Duet Web Control displays the version numbers on the Settings page. You can also get the main firmware version using M115 and the WiFi firmware version from the M122 diagnostic report.

Which main and WiFi firmwares are you running? 2.02 main and 1.23 WiFi are recommended. Main firmware 2.02 retries automatically if the WiFi connection is lost.