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Oh, so not so helpful. Thanks for the info! I'll stick with the removable type boards. Has anyone tried them on a delta? How well did the anti-stall work? Thanks again! My comments on stall detection and deltas are not specific the the Duets. The TMC2130 drivers use exactly the same StallGuard2 fea...

Another possibility is to swap out your effector and arms for the Smart Effector and magnetic arms (see https://www.duet3d.com/DuetAddons/DeltaSmartEffector) but that's probably overkill if you are happy with the existing arms, effector and hot end.

The Duet WiFi and Duet Ethernet already support stall detection, see https://duet3d.com/wiki/Stall_detection_and_sensorless_homing. However, it is of limited use on a delta printer, because motors don't produce enough back emf at low speeds for stalls to be detected. On delta printers some of the ca...

The Z baby stepping feature in Duet is set to .05mm+/- which seems to be a big default baby step for my purposes(a). I would like to have .01 or .02 baby steps. Where can that parameter be tuned? 0. I presume you are doing baby stepping in the web interface. Go to Settings -> User Interface and cha...

You can also run the Duet WiFi in access point mode, without a router. That's about as simple as it gets! Needs firmware 1.20 or later, and of course a smartphone/tablet/laptop/PC with WiFi.

felich wrote:SD chip wasn't seated properly.
AOK now.

There should be a positive click when the SD card is seated properly, then to get it out you have to push it again.

See https://duet3d.com/wiki/G-code.

The TCP/IP stack used is lwip, version 1.4.1 in DuetWiFiServer 1.20 and earlier, and version 2.01 in DuetWiFiServer 1.20+1. AFAIK it has no problems with zeros in the IP address. However, we did hear a rumour that the patch from Expressiv to fix the KRACK vulnerability in WPA2 caused issues with use...

Geneb... thanks! (I will give it a shot) Current Setting Cura (profile that is Seemecnc provided) --Zhop height 1mm In simplify3d I have z-hop set to a very low level and I don't have the issue. -- Retraction distance - pulling back the filament @4.5mm (Another question here is how far can you set ...

I don't understand why you have commented out the M558 command. If you are using Z probing at all then you must have it to tell the firmware the characteristics of your Z probe. To get the first layer height just right: 1. Most users of delta printers with Duet electronics run auto calibration after...

I forgot, I changed the name in the report. It's this:

WiFi signal strength -47dBm

That's quite good, so I am surprised you are having connection difficulties. You may find https://duet3d.com/wiki/WiFi_disconnect ... out_errors helpful.

First step is to send M122 and check the RSSI in the diagnostic report.

wepollock wrote:I had to install teensy drivers to get duet drivers to load on windows 10.

The Windows driver is at https://github.com/dc42/RepRapFirmware/tree/dev/Driver.

Looking around for pressure advance, looks like a duet setting... I'll look into it. I've tried 3.5-12mm retraction, stuck to 6.5 25-60mm/s retraction speed, right now it's at 25 since that's what the profile has. I upped the travel speed from 100 to 400mm/s and that seemed to do the most at reduci...

I noticed when I powered up near the stepper motors there were three/four red leds lit. The Extruder stepper did not have a red light. I swapped cables and still no red light. (I am assuming the stepper for the extruder is not activated in software. Those LEDs indicate the endstop input status, not...

What retraction settings are you using, and how long is the Bowden tube? Are you using pressure advance?

On my delta I print PLA at 205C first layer, 200C or 195C after that; but that is with an E3Dv6 hot end.

I leave the extruder steps/mm and the slicer extrusion factor alone. When I start a new roll of filament, I do a test print and adjust the extrusion factor on-the-fly until I find a setting that gives neither under nor over extrusion. Then I use that setting for the rest of that roll. It's normally ...

I can't speak for the Artemis in particular. but for most delta printers: 1. Heating the bed may cause it to warp and/or expand a little. So any sort of bed probing is best done with the bed hot. 2. If the printer uses the nozzle as the probe, you need to make sure that there is no solidified plasti...

adarcher wrote: ...
Plus, my z motor alternates directions, but that’s another issue.

Sounds like only one phase of the Z motor is getting energised.

I suggest you test the tower motors individually as described at https://duet3d.com/wiki/Configuring_Rep ... dividually.

If you increase the supply voltage then the hot end power will also increase, so you may want to re-run PID tuning. If you turn the voltage above 13.5V then in theory you should put one or two silicon diodes in series with the fans to reduce the fan voltage back to about 12V, however in practice 12V...

From what you are saying, the X motor works when plugged into the extruder connector, but the extruder motor still doesn't work when plugged into the X motor connector. That points to a problem with the extruder motor, or its wiring, or its mechanical connection with the rest of the extruder.

Blocked hot end perhaps? Or incorrect temperature calibration, so that the hot end is not as hot as you think it is?

Does the Artemis use a Bowden tube; if so, can you remove it and check that you can drive filament through the extruder drive by itself?

--The build is complete, but it won't extrude . I can manually extrude by turning the knob when the hot end is up to temp, but the extruder motor won't turn... it just "flutters". We checked for continuity across the extruder coils, so that seems fine. Any thoughts are appreciated. --Also...

Why would you want to limit your torque? Reduced torque would cause increased skipping steps. When the nozzle becomes temporarily obstructed - for example due to a blob or curl-up in the print - then it's better for the extruder to skip steps than to grind the filament down. That way, when the obst...