Robert

Can I manually move the machine to a set point without using the jogging buttons?

Hi Fred, Thanks for your email. Ok, have you recently tried to update your controller to the latest firmware? Rob

Hi Ben, Thanks for your message. Please connect via USB in YAT. Go to Terminal > Settings > Text Settings. Change EOL Sequence to <LF> and press Ok. Run the command M122 in YAT. In the report back there will be a line: 'WiFi signal strength' Values in the range -30 to -50 are good, -50 to -60 is OK, -60 to -70 is marginal. Anything below -70 is weak and likely be unreliable. If the signal strength is -60 or below you need to improve the strength where the machine is located or switch to access point mode. Options include: (1) A Wi-Fi signal booster extends WiFi network coverage space by boosting or amplifying existing signals. It enables all wireless devices within that expanded coverage space to connect to the internet or a similar wireless network. With a WiFi booster, the wireless coverage will be boosted to cover larger areas of need. (2) A Powerline adapter is a device that uses your homes electric wiring to transmit communications signals. The adapters (at least two) plug into your wall sockets and...

Hi Paul, Thanks for your email, the Software is pre-installed by us on the Duet Controller, have you followed the guides here to get connected: Original WorkBee Z1+ Assembly Manual - V1.0

Hi, Thanks for your comment, are you using a manually controlled router? If so, you can just ignore this warning, it does not stop your job.

Hi Justin, Thanks for your email. It is either backlash in your lead screw or an issue with the limit switch. If you home your machine. Then move to the Work Zero. Then move away from the home position a good amount, and then go back to the Work Zero. Keep repeating this and see if it keeps going back to the correct position. (Do not press any Home buttons while doing this) If it keeps going back to the correct position, then your issue is with the limit switches.

Hi Lars, Thanks for your email. I am 99% sure your issue is with the limit switch. Sometimes giving a blowout with some air can solve your issue. Robert

Hi Richard, Thanks for your email. Keeping main power turned off, lets just troubleshoot using the USB Cable. Therefore can you disconnect via mains power, then connect the USB Cable. Does the Ethernet Cable work then? (There ethernet connection should work just over USB) Robert

Hi Michal, Yes, that is fine, I think. If you get an Ethernet splitter, just set your port settings as per our guide. Set the first WorkBee to connect under: 192.168.251.2 Then set the second WorkBee to connect under; 192.168.251.3

Hi Robert, Have you seen the Duet G-Code dictionary here: https://docs.duet3d.com/en/User_manual/R... Very useful and give examples. It is mainly the G Commands you will probably want to look at.

Hi Dan, What controller are you using? As that is not an error I have seen before on the Duet controller.

We don’t have an orange colour to markup the images with in our manual software, so brown = orange.

Thanks, added!

Hi Chris,

Thanks for your comment.

I just added a point on a previous guide about inserting the SD Card.

Thanks, fixed.

Hi Craig,

25mm is the correct length for the design, the mount is a big chunk of aluminium to compress round the router head, so sometimes the bolt head just requires a pinch using an hex driver and wrench.

Hi Christof,

Ok, not sure, I will have to get this looked into on the coding of the interface.

Rob

Hi Christof,

Thanks, I think the second error is related.

Are you access the web interface from WorkBee.Local it directly using the IP Address?

Can you try on both please and see if it works.

Rob

Hi Stuart,

Are your IP Settings correct on your Ethernet Port? The WorkBee Control interface is hosted on your WorkBee, so not related to our servers, and no such thing as it being down.

Hi Samuel,

Are your IP Settings correct on your Ethernet Port? The WorkBee Control interface is hosted on your WorkBee, so not related to our servers, and no such thing as it being down.

Hi Christof,

Thanks for your comment. That is strange, I would expect it to work on another computer. Is yours a Wifi or Ethernet version?

Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling the plugin, under Settings > General