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I've never used kissslicer, but it looks like it is labeled "suck" instead of retract, and is under the material tab. Part of the destring container, "suck" is retraction and is performed right before a move "prime" is done after the move to restart the flow. From what I have read 2-3 mm is plenty ...

This thread has over 500 views, and I think 499 was me refreshing multiple times throughout the days hoping for some wisdom from afar :). I spent two days pouring through every duet 0.6 document I could find, another day reading and trying to interpret all the code, and two more trying to get the ...

I'm not an expert, but it looks to me like you have default 7mm retracts at 60mm/s. Although I think your slicer should be setting another retraction value, from what I have read that is too high of a setting, perhaps your nozzle is clogged from over retracts? See Mhackney's blog for more info http ...

DC42, my assumption right now, unless you have another idea, is that there is a bad trace or something that keeps the signal from the X endstop from getting to the processor, if this is the case would it work if I jumper with a wire from the X_stop pin to an unused pin on the expansion board (say ...

I tried today to look through the schematics, I had a moment of hope when found that the motor loom had some of the same connections as the motor/endstop connections, that maybe there was a bad trace somewhere that would work if I moved the connections, but to no avail. Still the same problem from ...

This is what I have in config.g ; Endstops M574 X2 Y2 Z2 S1 ; Define active high microswitches M558 P4 X0 Y0 Z0 H5 I1 F120 T6000 ; Set Z probe type to switch, the axes for which it is used and the probe + travel speeds I also uploaded my entire config.g in case it helps I also tried rolling back to ...

I also tried switching the X and Y endstops and still could not get the one that was attached to the X endstop position on the board to register as triggered in the M119 command, so it is not my endstop. its just odd that the light on the board works but the status is not changed

I sourced a 5V 5A external power supply for now, and jumpered J10 instead of J9. It is powering appropriately, I have not attempted to home yet. When I trigger the endstops and run the M119 command the terminal returns Y: at max stop, Z: at max stop but X stays at "not stopped" regardless of whether ...

Thanks, I understand, I do not plug in usb any time there is another power source on the board, but from a troubleshooting perspective usb still works to power all the 5V. So it's not a short or a break anywhere so far as I can tell.

Were you using the internal 5V switching regulator, or the external 5V linear regulator on a separate PCB that was supplied with some Duet 0.6 boards? Hi DC42, thanks for jumping in! I was using the 5V switching regulator. It took me a little bit to figure out that I needed to jumper JP9 (5V_EN) to ...

It's all good, it was a good starting point, I'm about there. I powered it up, got it working and was troubleshooting why the home function wasn't stopping at the endstops when on one of the power ups I lost the 5v power. So I think I killed the 5v supply on the board somehow. No longer gets 5v ...

Xenocrates wrote:I have almost exactly what you should need. My configs may need changing slightly, as I'm using the PT100 module for the hotend

are you using a stock EZstruder? just want to verify the steps/mm of the extruder are the same.

I guess this mostly answers my question about the currents: in another thread (http://forum.seemecnc.com/viewtopic.php?f=112&t=11991), it's in reference to a v3 but it is with a duet 0.6, and I think it applies to what I was asking. They were using 1200 for the motors. Higher current will reduce the ...

Awesome, thanks! It looks like you have a heated chamber, so I commented that out. I'll give it a try. I'm curious about the motor currents and accelerations after digging through the configurator. I started looking through the default repetier configuration.h file and found the currents set to 140 ...

Hi all, I am back, I mothballed my V2 for almost 2 years due to some twins added to the chaos of my already large family :D. I dusted it off and also got all of my planned upgrades back out and started to work. The 24v w/ SSR worked awesome! Before I had to insulate the onyx to get it up to temp ...

What I chose to do was to basically run every thing from the 24VDC p/s I think I will do this, thanks! I also use a 1/16" copper heat spreader which while making the surface temperature MUCH more uniform does slow the heating by a noticeable amount. I am using an aluminum heat spreader, It just ...

what about using one of these for a reverse current diode?... https://www.jameco.com/Jameco/Products/ProdDS/1558444.pdf I believe there is a DC ground you'll have to remove in the second one, but it should be workable not following on the DC ground, can you explain? Caution you however to keep you ...

thanks for the info, my brain is starting to get wrapped around these concepts. my next question is: wouldn't it be cheaper to add a second 30a 12v power supply in series with the one we have? can you verify what the output amps would be, I assume you would have 24v/30a? I have an identical supply ...

I just picked up a 600w 25a supply, and a D1D40. I am curious if we can't add additional resistance into the circuit and not need the SSRs? I assume we just end up heating the resistor? I am no electrician!

Also, what are you using for the bed PID settings?

if you are using the vibration dampeners, make sure you offset the pulley on the stepper motors enough before you set them in!

thanks, I just ordered the 7 inch from china. should get here about the same time as the paneldue. I will compare the "duet mount with holes" to the Rambo mount when I get a chance. I am also trying to upgrade to 24v heated bed, wireless for the duet, and some LED strip lights while I am at it ...

Rereading the setup thread I'm taking a closer look at the mount STL's by mhackney... is the flat mount designed to swap out directly for Rambo on the stock mount? I would like to mount mine internally.

I just got a Duet 0.6 from here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/321959121278?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT . He was easy to work with and preflashed the most recent DC42 firmware. it took a bit long to arrive and the packaging could have been better, but a good experience so ...

I am uploading the files here temporarily until repables is restored
The instructions say to print 4 DOOR LATCH2, and 2 each of BETWEEN and BETWEEN TOP, and 1 of everything else.

looks like repables is down at the moment, I was just on their a couple of hours ago and the link was fine.