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it sounds like your endstop is wired incorrectly and shorting. Check your wiring and consult the endstop wiki entry. If you require further assistance please create a forum thread where it's easier to provide 1 on 1 help.
If the nozzle is hitting before the BLtouch pin, then you need to mount the BLtouch lower or it’s not deploying the pin. Either way, please create a forum thread. https://forum.duet3d.com/categories
You would need a wifi to ethernet bridge adapter. Something like this: https://www.tp-link.com/us/home-networki...
Are you sure it says “0:/firmware/config.g not found” ? That would be unusual as the config files should be in the sys folder.
The firmware folder should be created automatically by the firmware on update and the firmware bin files should start to go there automatically as well.
The update procedure is normally a one click process by uploading the combined firmware zip file from each major release to the system tab of DWC.
To better address your specific problems please create a thread in the support forum. https://forum.duet3d.com/
Yes, it’s possible, though people do use them in heated chambers with some success. It may be getting sticky causing the pin to stay up. Or it could be a strong magnetic field from the bed. Perhaps best to start a forum thread to explore it further.
Yes it can. There are obviously some differences with the Duet 2, but if you have the Duet2 documentation and wiring diagrams up as well you can get through it. If you have any other questions post on the forum.
Please start a thread in the support forum. https://forum.duet3d.com/
The config files and web control files live on the SD card. The firmware gets flashed to the board. Gcode files to print stay on the SD card as well. The problem with flashing a EEPROM repeatedly is that eventually it will fail since it has limited write cycles as well. How would you execute your sliced gcode files without the SD card? I’m not sure why you’re surprised, it’s a quite common arrangement.
When using the Pi, it takes care of those I/O functions, but it too still needs a means of writable storage.
Might want to create a thread on the forum to get some feedback. You might be able to get away with 1meter long but you’d be susceptible to interference.
Please use the Duet3D forum for support :https://forum.duet3d.com/
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