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Currently with in progress for the mini5, but you can check out the older guide for the ender 3 and maestro board here: Ender 3 Pro and Duet Maestro Guide Part 3: Commissioning
Large slow heaters can take a while to tune with the new algorithm. The number of cycles is already limited, to 5 idle cycles and 25 cycles per tuning phase AFAIR. The next 3.3 beta will allow you to reduce the hysteresis during tuning, which will make tuning a slow bed heater faster, provided that the temperature reading is not noisy.
The BLTouch takes 5v. The output signal from the BLtouch can be 5 or 3.3, either way the Duet 1.04 doesn’t care. Wire it up as shown and it will work.
Yes you can use multiple drivers for any axis as long as you have the drivers to spare. In your case I would put the Z axis and Y axis on the main board and X and E on the Duex.
Please use the forum for support questions. It’s much easier to provide detailed answers there. https://forum.duet3d.com/
AFAIK the code behave the same... as its triggered and recovers from VIN, the processor does not actually "know" where the 5V power is from and if running the SBC and expect power loss recovery to work then the SBC having its own (battery backup) power would be a good idea
Best to start a thread in the forum to discuss what you want to do.
I’ve seen io3 used for the super pinda. Really you just need to match up the wires to the correct terminal and use the right pin names for that port in the config. If you have further questions, please start a forum thread. https://forum.duet3d.com/
RRF2 is no longer being updated. All work has moved to RRF3. 2.05.1 is the last RRF2 and is over a year old at this point. RRF3 is the recommended firmware going forward. There is unlikely to be any quality difference between them at this point, but there will be new features and bug fixes that will only be on RRF3.
The main difference is the increased flexibility of setup. The online config generator tool is able to produce a good starter config for RRF3, so there really isn’t that big a barrier to switching over.
Yes you could do that if you don’t mind the time it takes.
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