T0
: Mixing toolT1
: Single LeftT2
: Single RightT0
: K'tana Single LeftT1
: K'tana Single RightT0
D0
which is plugged into extruder motor port 0 on the Duet MaestroH1
(remember that H0
is reserved for the heated bed)H2
. The reason for this is that the compound wiring comes around the right side of the extruder, hence we found it logical to assign this to heater 2. All wiring and configuration can be changed to your personal preference.M563
M563
command allows you to define a tool, it has the following parameters:Pnnn
: The tool numberS"toolname"
: The tool nameDnnn
: The assigned extruder driveHnnn
: The assigned heater numberFnnn
: The fans mapped to the tool.M584
command.F2
in the tool definitions will allow you to turn on the fans with the M106 Snnn
command instead of the M106 P2 Snnn
command.M563
command in the configuration file, then follow it with the extruder drive and heater number that you would like to use.M568
command with the tool number (Pnnn
) and the enable parameter (Snnn
). For example, if I wanted to enable tool mixing for tool 3 I would enter the command M568 P3 S1
. M567
command. This will tell the firmware to use one stepper motor drive to move more than the other one when handling an extruder move. M567 Pnnn Emmm:kkk:llll:iii
where nnn
represents the tool number. And the rest of the letters the tool ratios of the specific extruder drives. The total of the mmm, kkk, llll and iii
parameters should add up to 1 in order to produce a normal and expected extrusion flow rate.