Connecting to Jubilee - Revision history

Sthoth: /* on Mac */

2021-07-16T20:24:44Z

on Mac

2021-05-30T20:10:01Z

2020-11-03T21:40:55Z

2020-11-03T21:40:39Z

Intro

2020-10-12T06:32:10Z

Other Connection Options

2020-10-12T06:28:42Z

on Windows:

2020-10-12T06:27:53Z

on Ubuntu:

2020-10-12T06:22:35Z

Prerequisites

2020-10-12T06:20:25Z

Prerequisites

2020-10-11T19:31:38Z

Intro

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 You’re setup! Power up the machine, open a browser, and navigate to the machine’s ip address: 192.168.1.2 ([http://192.168.1.2 this page] if you used the same ip address).
 == on Mac ==
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 Open the System Preferences. Select ''Network'' and click on ''USB/10/1000/LAN''.
 Use the following settings:

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 M554 192.168.1.3                        ; Gateway
 M553 P255.255.255.0                     ; Netmask</pre>
-This is already done in the [https://github.com/machineagency/jubilee/blob/master/software/duet_config_files/duet2/sys/config.g default duet2 config] file.
+This is already done in the [https://github.com/machineagency/jubilee/blob/main/software/duet_config_files/duet2/sys/config.g default duet2 config] file.
 From here, you must now set the IP address of the network connection on the PC side. Follow the next set of instructions specific to your operating system (Windows, Mac, Linux).

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 [[File:Jubilee duet2 default connection.png|center]]
-Technically, this is a closed network connection between your PC and Jubilee. (Note that these instructions are an extension of the Duet documentation of this setup.)
+Technically, this is a closed network connection between your PC and Jubilee. (Note that these instructions are an extension of the [https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Setting_up_networking_on_Duet#Section_Wired_direct_connection Duet documentation] of this setup.)
 == Other Connection Options ==

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 [[File:Jubilee duet2 default connection.png|center]]
-Technically, this is a closed network connection between your PC and Jubilee.
+Technically, this is a closed network connection between your PC and Jubilee. (Note that these instructions are an extension of the Duet documentation of this setup.)
 == Other Connection Options ==

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 * '''Standalone with a Monitor, Keyboard, and Mouse''' (''Duet 3 + Raspberry Pi in SBC Mode'' only)
-These are out of scope of these instructions. More information on these connection options can be found in the [https://duet3d.dozuki.com/ Duet Wiki].
+These methods are out of scope of these instructions. If you are specifically looking for a different setup, feel free to pursue something custom. More information on these connection options can be found in the [https://duet3d.dozuki.com/ Duet Wiki].
 == Hardware Requirements ==
 * [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00M77HMU0 USB-to-Ethernet Dongle].

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 Open the Control Panel. Select ''Network and Internet'' >> ''Network and Sharing Center'' and click on ''Change adapter Settings''.
-[[File:Change adapter settings.png|center|680px]]
+[[File:Change adapter settings.png|center|700px]]
 Right-Click on the network adapter for this dongle and select ''Properties''.
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 Click the Properties button.
-[[File:Network Properties.png|center|360px]]
+[[File:Network Properties.png|center|380px]]
 Select Use the following IP address.

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 If you have a usb-to-ethernet dongle, plug it in now. Open your network settings and click on the gear near the wired connection that corresponds to the dongle.
-[[File:img/ubuntu_network_setup.png]]
+[[File:Ubuntu network setup.png|center|640px]]
 Give the connection a name. We called it ''static_duet_connection''.
-[[File:img/name_network.png]]
+[[File:Name network.png|center|450px]]
 Next, set a static ip address with the following settings: Note that this IP address can be whatever you like, but it will need to match the gateway of the machine’s config.g settings.
-[[File:img/addresses.png]]
+[[File:Addresses.png|center|450px]]
 You’re setup! Power up the machine, open a browser, and navigate to the machine’s ip address ([http://192.168.1.2 this page] if you used the same ip address).
 Note that these IP address settings will now be tied to this particular dongle until you change or remove them.

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 This is already done in the [https://github.com/machineagency/jubilee/blob/master/software/duet_config_files/duet2/sys/config.g default duet2 config] file.
-From here, there are separate instructions for [https://github.com/machineagency/jubilee/blob/master/software/duet_config_files/sys/config.g Windows], [https://github.com/machineagency/jubilee/wiki/Connecting-to-Jubilee#on-mac Mac], and [https://github.com/machineagency/jubilee/wiki/Connecting-to-Jubilee#on-ubuntu Ubuntu Linux].
+From here, you must now set the IP address of the network connection on the PC side. Follow the next set of instructions specific to your operating system (Windows, Mac, Linux).
 == on Windows: ==

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 ==Intro==
-This page assumes you are connecting to Jubilee via an Ethernet connection, and it will guide you to setting up a machine with a fixed ip address. The default connection looks like this:
+This page assumes you are connecting to Jubilee (Duet 2) via an Ethernet connection, and it will guide you to setting up a machine with a fixed ip address. The default connection looks like this:
 [[File:Jubilee duet2 default connection.png|center]]