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The other way to change the Z=0 height is to alter the Z parameter (trigger height) in the G31 command in config.g The advantage of doing it this way is that it will be unaffected by running auto calibration. Increasing the Z parameter (or if it is negative - as with nozzle-contact probes - making i...

I am assuming that the touch screen on the V4 is a standard PanelDue. Is the status at the top right of the screen "Connecting"? If so then its failing to establish a connection to the Duet. Common causes are: - Mismatched band rates. Both should be set to 57600. On the touch screen it is ...

A long shot, but are you using steel cored belts? The steel cores fracture, which causes this type of problem.

I don't think any work would need to be done in Cura. If you can come up with a suitable sensor, I'm sure we can support it in Duet 3, and maybe in Duet 2 also. Btw we already have a design for a load cell amplifier interface to the Duet.

What you need is a load cell or similar sensor that measures the force that is stopping the Bowden tube popping out of the collets at each end. The strain gauge built into the HE300 isn't suitable because, like the the Duet3D Smart Effector is is based on, it is designed to detect changes in force r...

Don't type in Run, that's part of the instruction to you. The command to type in starts with 'ls'.

If the scaling error is linear then you can use the M579 command in config.g to correct it, see https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/GCode#Se ... esian_axes. However, scaling errors are often caused by factors that don't cause uniform scaling; so I suggest you try larger test cubes too.

I covered the benefits of 0.9deg motors including before and after prints in my blog at https://miscsolutions.wordpress.com/201 ... a-printer/. This was on my own Kossel derivative, not on a SeeMeCNC printer, so your mileage may vary.

Have you seen https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Configur ... ange_files ?

I am having the same issue. Had to replace duet board when it failed. Afterwards, the printer prints large and then trying to calibrate it has made it do all sorts of goofy things, including ramming against the Y and X pillars. Also the center seems offset. That's almost certainly due to incorrect ...

As well as deleting config-override.g, increase the dive height (H parameter in the M558 command) to e.g. 30 until you have it calibrated. That allows more tolerance for the homed height and delta radius not being set accurately. Changing the rod length will have changed the homed height.

See https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/How_to_i ... eb_Control.

Does Cura support Telnet connection to the printer? If so then you just need to configure it to use Telnet instead of serial, and enable Telnet on the Duet using the M586 command. However, if you want to monitor the printer, then running Duet Web Control on the PC next to Cura will give you more inf...

Swap the X and Y motor connections, also swap the X and Y endstop switch connections assuming the printer homes correctly at present. If you are using software endstop position corrections then you will need to swap those X and Y values too.

In case any of you missed it, we were showing off the Duet 3 main board and expansion board prototypes at TCT last month. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LaNYeQiZK9M The motors on the left are NEMA 17, the ones in the middle NEMA 23 and the ones on the right NEMA 34. Duet 3 is aimed at high end system...

You /cannot/ run the calibration while the heated bed is turned on due to the field the heated bed creates. The calibration macro that SeeMeCNC includes should be turning the bed off right before calibration begins. A simpler option which will cause less drop in temperature would be to use the B pa...

Multiple extrusion has been working robustly on Duets since 2014. What I think is going wrong is that you are not setting the tool standby temperatures (so the standby temperature is 0C), and perhaps you have not set up the tool change macros. Tool standby temperatures are set using the G10 R parame...

Looks like all the big boys have moved over to Duet. I'm still using the last version (circa 2016??) of 626pilot's. I may have to take that plunge too. :( I don't want to stop you buying a Duet, but FWIW there is now a port of RepRapFirmware for LPC1769 based controllers. See https://reprap.org/for...

Be careful if you are driving the BerdAir pump directly from a Duet fan output. The high starting current of brushed DC motors can be too much for the fan mosfet. So you should use either a surge-limiting thermistor in series with the motor, or an external mosfet switch.

I'm glad you solved it! It's actually HTML5 local storage that DWC uses, not cookies, but the two are usually enabled/disabled together in the browser.

I'll see if we can have DWC produce a warning when HTML5 local storage is not available.

On one MacPro 3.1 I use Firefox 41, on the other one I use Firefox 57 - same result. In Firefox's Prefs, I could Not find anything JavaScript.... So I installed "Java for OSX" - no difference. You don't need Java. Javascript is built into all browsers, but some browsers provide an option ...

- What happens when you press the Connect button?
- Which browser are you using?
- Do you have Javascript enabled in your browser?

If M552 tells you that networking is enabled by the actual IP address is 0.0.0.0 then your router hasn't assigned the Duet an IP address. Is the Duet connected to your router, or direct to your Mac? if it is connected direct to your mac then you will need to configure static IP addresses for both th...

Problems connecting a Duet Ethernet to a network are typically caused by IP address conflicts. If you (or SeeMeCNC) haven't already done so, you probably need to change the IP address in the M552 command in config.g to either 0.0.0.0 to get an address from your DHCP server, or to a static IP address...

Nice! I've added a link to your Thingiverse page to the PanelDue fitting instructions.