Mateus

Had something odd happen yesterday. My CNC was powered off for a few weeks and despite it behaving correctly before...

Machine info: WorkBee v2.2 750x1000 Ethernet module After connecting the Duet 2 via USB, and following the initial install...

In this step: 5. Wire Routing when routing the wire as directed the wires are held higher than the x-axis c-extrusion by...

Are the recesses in the acme thread blocks supposed to be 0.25mm undersized to the 10mm x 5mm x 1mm "precision shims" the...

After taking a break and re-inspecting the instructions, as well as rooting around in the SD card and update files I have discovered the issue I’m facing. Likely this is what @ryanlock was trying to say, but I was not able to understand it in his response. This step explicitly states that the entire step should be skipped if you are not setting up the WiFi version of the controller board. Within this one step there are actually two separate actions, the fist of which should be skipped if you are not setting up the WiFi version of the board, the second being the part that I was missing due to being told to in the instructions. Either these two actions should be split into two steps like this step and the previous are, or all three actions should be part of the same step with the action for the WiFi setup being explicitly highlighted as the section to skip.

An unofficial solution here, but this could probably work. Make sure to be safe about it: (1) On one of the PWM fan headers, attach a PWM operated switch. (2) Use that switch to control a relay (make sure the voltages and and power draw are within specs). (3) Use a short extension cord inline with your router running though an enclosure box to keep things safe. The only components secured inside it should be the power relay and the electrical cables. (4) In the enclosure box, cut the hot line in the cord and attach the power side of the relay to allow it to control power through it. (5) In your gcode, set the fan to 100% when you want to start the router, then to 0% when you want to shut it off.