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Duet is the Arduino Due Compatible RepRap Electronics
Re: Possible bug in elasticity compensation when extremely low values are used - 10 years ago
How do you enable Hardware retraction in S3d ? I can't configure S3d to use G10 and G11 commands What version of S3d do you have?by demonio669 - Duet
Re: DuetWiFi Fan MOSFET - 10 years ago
Thank You! I buy from Digikey, hope they arrive to my country!by demonio669 - Duet
Re: DuetWiFi Fan MOSFET - 10 years ago
I blew TR5 PMV40UN2 mosfet (FAN0 ) of my Duet 0.8.5 . In my country I can get IRLML0030TRPbF mosfet ( ) Can I use it as replacement?by demonio669 - Duet
Re: using iES-1706 (Nema 17 85 oz-in/0.6 N.m) with Duet - 10 years ago
Nice project the ustepper! I'm also following this project:by demonio669 - Duet
Re: using iES-1706 (Nema 17 85 oz-in/0.6 N.m) with Duet - 10 years ago
QuotePRZ Yes, there is thermal shutdown in the drivers. The recovery can be quite fast (say, a fraction of a second), so this can cause intermittent working and that is difficult to diagnose. But you don't have loss on three steppers, probably only one. Shifting occur when you loose step on one column only. You could do much more than 1000 mA, and considering the size of your machine 1350 to 14by demonio669 - Duet
Re: using iES-1706 (Nema 17 85 oz-in/0.6 N.m) with Duet - 10 years ago
Quotedemonio669 QuotePRZ So, what you have is shifting layers? Have a look to this page : This thread is also interesting, even if I think your problem is different : Considering the size of your printer, you may have the belt jumping on teeth. Your belt shall be well tensioned. But not too much. Excessive tension can also cause step loss. Check if the belt is not rubbing on pulley flanges aby demonio669 - Duet
Re: using iES-1706 (Nema 17 85 oz-in/0.6 N.m) with Duet - 10 years ago
QuotePRZ So, what you have is shifting layers? Have a look to this page : This thread is also interesting, even if I think your problem is different : Considering the size of your printer, you may have the belt jumping on teeth. Your belt shall be well tensioned. But not too much. Excessive tension can also cause step loss. Check if the belt is not rubbing on pulley flanges and that your steby demonio669 - Duet
Re: using iES-1706 (Nema 17 85 oz-in/0.6 N.m) with Duet - 10 years ago
I think it looses steps in the 3 motors at once because remains in the same plane after the error. that's strangeby demonio669 - Duet
Re: using iES-1706 (Nema 17 85 oz-in/0.6 N.m) with Duet - 10 years ago
Each arm weights 37 grams (222 grams total) the OpenBuild Carriages are heavy. I have 20 teeth pulleys. I'll buy 16 teeth to see if works better. I have 6 mm belts (unfortunately I can't get 9mm belts in my country ) I have Duet 0.8.5 V. Firmware Version: 1.15b (2016-08-25) and Web Interface Version: 1.12 > Did you identify the phases where you loose steps ? No, and I attach a photo to sby demonio669 - Duet
Re: using iES-1706 (Nema 17 85 oz-in/0.6 N.m) with Duet - 10 years ago
My printer is 1500mm high, 600 mm wide, 500mm diagonal rods and a bed of 265mm (i'm building a 400mm bed) The diagonal rods are 8mm square and 6mm ID (glued with a 75mm 6OD and 4ID round carbon fiber ) it has robotdigg plates (very heavy) and openbuild carriages and these are my printer's parameters: M665 R255.5 L504.48 B132.5 H580.28 X0 Y0 Z0 M92 X160 Y160 Z160 ; Set axis steps/mm M90by demonio669 - Duet
using iES-1706 (Nema 17 85 oz-in/0.6 N.m) with Duet - 10 years ago
What do you think about using iES-1706 whith the duet? I actually have 0.9 nema 17 0.44 N.m steppers with 24V PSU and I loose steps when I go faster than 80mm/s with motor current at 1.5 A on 1.68 steppers Thanks in advanceby demonio669 - Duet
Re: Question about duet firmware features - 10 years ago
QuotePRZ David, as yet M581 & M582 commands are not yet implemented, may I suggest you to use 'G' as trigger parameter qualifier instead of 'T' commonly used for tool ? Also, (but If I understood, that was implemented by DC Newman), a 'N' as qualifier for M569 enable may have been more understandable than 'R'. Also, 'H' is used either for heater and height, but there is a lot of legacy hereby demonio669 - Duet
Re: Question about duet firmware features - 10 years ago
Please, excuse my english. Quotedc42 Hi, RepRapFirmware doesn't have an filament odometer or printing time accumulator, and I don't recall anyone asking for these features before. Do you have a specific application for them? Babystepping is on the wish list and will be implemented soon. Filament out sensor support is in the process of being implemented, and codes M581 and M582 have been allocaby demonio669 - Duet
Question about duet firmware features - 10 years ago
Hi! I currently have a (very) modified folgertech delta printer using repetier-firmware. I buy the duet board to upgrade my printer. I try to find on the internet about duet firmware manual or reprap firmware manual with no success if these things are implemented in the duet: * Filament Odometer ( repetier stores in eeprom the filament printed so far) * Printing Time (repetier counts the totaby demonio669 - Duet