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Duet 2 wifi подключение

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  1. ¶ Introduction
  2. ¶ Preparation
  3. ¶ Follow the getting connected guide
  4. ¶ Familiarise yourself with Duet Web Control
  5. ¶ Firmware versions
  6. ¶ Now with RepRapFirmware 3 installed
  7. ¶ Check and update firmware if necessary.
  8. ¶ Connect your Duet to the other components in your 3D printer.
  9. ¶ Initial configuration
  10. ¶ Commissioning tests
  11. ¶ If you experience any problems
  12. ¶ Introduction
  13. ¶ Duets with WiFi
  14. ¶ Connect to WiFi host network
  15. ¶ Configuring Duet in WiFi Access Point mode
  16. ¶ Duets with Ethernet
  17. ¶ Wired network connection
  18. ¶ Wired direct connection
  19. ¶ Duet 3 with Single Board Computer (SBC)
  20. ¶ A note about mDNS local network discovery

¶ Introduction

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Congratulations on your new Duet 2 WiFi or Ethernet! This page will guide you through getting connected, updating firmware, setting up initial configuration.

First, read the warnings! See Warnings, Fire safety and USB ground loops for precautions you must take.

¶ Preparation

  • See the following pages for choosing components. even if you already have a printer or set of components they can help in understanding the advantages and limitation of certain components.
    • Choosing stepper motors.
    • Choosing a heater.
    • Choosing the power supply.
    • Choosing a Z probe.
    • Choosing temperature sensors.

    ¶ Follow the getting connected guide

    We suggest you get connected to your Duet before you wire it into your printer.

    ¶ Familiarise yourself with Duet Web Control

    The Duet Web Control user interface it the best way to control your Duet. It is used to control the Duet through the remainder of the steps in this guide. A comprehensive manual is here:

    ¶ Firmware versions

    ¶ Now with RepRapFirmware 3 installed

    From late 2020, Duet 2 boards ship with RepRapFirmware 3 loaded by default. Prior to this Duet 2 boards had RepRapFirmware 2 loaded and an upgrade procedure was required — see links below.

    Duet 2 boards with RepRapFirmware 3 installed will have a sticker indicating this (with a QR code that links here).

    CAUTION There are guides and tutorials in this documentation and in many other locations on the internet that show how to set up a particular printer or accomplish a particular task using RepRapFirmware 2. Often these will still be useful for RepRapFirmware 3; however many configuration settings may be different.

    It is strongly recommended to generate the initial configuration for your machine using the RepRapFirmware config tool and the use guides to modify it if necessary.

    ¶ Check and update firmware if necessary.

    ¶ Connect your Duet to the other components in your 3D printer.

    • See the specific wiki page for more detail on each part of the hardware setup that applies to your setup:
      • Duet 2 WiFi/Ethernet Hardware overview
      • SD card.
      • Power wiring.
      • Connecting stepper motors.
      • Connecting endstop switches.
      • Connecting thermistors or PT1000 temperature sensors.
      • Connecting thermocouples.
      • Connecting PT100 temperature sensors.
      • Connecting a bed heater.
      • Connecting and configuring a chamber heater.
      • Connecting extruder heaters.
      • Connecting and configuring fans.
      • Connecting a Z probe.
      • Connecting an LCD control panel.
      • Connecting an Emergency Stop button.
      • Connecting and configuring filament-out sensors.
      • DueX2 and DueX5 expansion boards.
      • Using external stepper motor drivers.
      • Adding additional output ports.

      ¶ Initial configuration

      Start by generating a configuration file customised for your printer and upload it to the Duet.

      There are more detailed wiki pages for each printer type:

      ¶ Commissioning tests

      More detailed specifics are found below:

      ¶ If you experience any problems

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      ¶ Introduction

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      This document covers networking options in more detail, including setting up a Duet 2 WiFi and Duet 3 Mini 5+ WiFi in Access Point mode, and direct connections to Ethernet-enabled Duets (Duet 2 Ethernet, Duet 2 Maestro, Duet 3 with Ethernet in stand-alone mode).

      ¶ Duets with WiFi

      ¶ Connect to WiFi host network

      This is the standard setup, with the Duet 3 Mini 5+ WiFi (in standalone mode) or Duet 2 WiFi connecting to your network through a WiFi access point/router. This is covered in the Getting Connected guide. Briefly:

      • Connect to Duet, via USB and serial terminal, or via console if already connected to network.
      • Use M587 to add a WiFi host network to the remembered list of networks.
      • To set a static IP address, use the ‘I’ parameter in your M587 command. If you leave this out, the Duet IP address will be set by the router, using DHCP.
      • Use M552 S1 to turn on networking, and connect. You can specify the host network to connect to using the ‘P’ parameter, so long as the host network has already been stored using M587.

      Note: the IP addresses in the following diagram are an example of how a network may be configured. Your network may use different IP addresses and ranges.

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      ¶ Configuring Duet in WiFi Access Point mode

      You can set up your Duet 3 Mini 5+ WiFi or Duet 2 WiFi as an access point, that your computer/tablet/phone can connect to directly. Ideally, your device should have two network connections, if you want to keep it connected to the Duet and your network/the internet, e.g. a desktop PC with wired Ethernet connection to network/internet and a WiFi connection to the Duet. Additionally, you should use an IP address range on the Duet that does not clash with your network; see illustration below.

      To do this, use M589 and M552 as follows:

      • Send a M589 command once from the console, via YAT/serial terminal software connected via USB, via a connected PanelDue, or via macro to set the access point name, IP address etc. These parameters will be saved within the WiFi module.
      • The M589 command will fail if the WiFi module has not yet been taken out of reset. So if the WiFi module has not been started, send M552 S0 to put it in idle mode first.
      • M589 does not work from within config.g at startup.
      • Use M552 S2 in config.g to start the wifi module in access point mode.
      • WPA2 security will be used by default.
      • Look for the wireless network name you specified on your device and connect to it using the password you set.
      • If you are using a PC that is connected to both your network and to the Duet, you can bridge the two network connections on your PC, to allow other devices connected to your network to connect to the Duet. This will only work when the PC is on, though.

      Note: the IP addresses in the following diagram are an example of how a network may be configured. Your network may use different IP addresses and ranges.

      networking_03.png

      ¶ Duets with Ethernet

      ¶ Wired network connection

      This is the standard setup for a Duet with a wired Ethernet port (Duet 3 in standalone mode, Duet 2 Ethernet and Maestro), and the set up is covered in the Getting Connected guide. The Duet is connected by a cable directly to the network router (though you could connect the Duet to a wired to wireless access point, and then connect that wirelessly to the router’s WiFi). The Duet can have its IP address set by DHCP by the router, or set a static IP address in config.g.

      Note: the IP addresses in the following diagram are an example of how a network may be configured. Your network may use different IP addresses and ranges.

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      ¶ Wired direct connection

      If you are unable to directly cable the Duet to your network router, you can connect it directly to a computer with a spare Ethernet port. You will need to set up the Duet and your PC in their own point-to-point sub-network, as there’s no router to do the network negotiation for them. If your PC normally connects over WiFi, you should still be able to access your network and the internet.

      • On your PC, go to “Control Panel -> Network and Internet -> Network and Sharing Center -> Change Adapter Settings.”
      • Click on “Change Adapter Settings.” This will reveal different connections. Select the appropriate connection. Usually, but not necessarily, the connection will be called Ethernet and have the description network cable unplugged. Right-click on the connection and select “Properties.” The local area’s connection properties window will appear.
      • Under the network tab select “Internet protocol version 4 (TCP/IPv4),” then click on “Properties». Example:

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