At first I had a connection problem where the y-rigster in the M122 output said
Well it is not a hardward problem right? Since the there is a connection? I am currently using the D64 pin as CS pin. All other CS pins are default. Could it be that I cannot use this pin?
I used the default y pin before, obviously same result.
So is there anyway to change the register by hand?
Recv: Y = 0xFF:FF:FF:FFsince I had no idea what I can try anymore I got me a new MKS GEN 1.4, i uploaded the FW connected everything and started the printer. I than moved the Y-Axsis and no noise. So I thought, great the old board was broken. Than I checked the M122 Output and it was similar to the one i posted two day ago. I noticed the wierd numbers but thought if it works that is fine with me. But after that I moved the Y-Axis a second time, again high pitch noise.
Well it is not a hardward problem right? Since the there is a connection? I am currently using the D64 pin as CS pin. All other CS pins are default. Could it be that I cannot use this pin?
// // Steppers // #define X_STEP_PIN 54 #define X_DIR_PIN 55 #define X_ENABLE_PIN 38 #ifndef X_CS_PIN #define X_CS_PIN 53 #endif #define Y_STEP_PIN 60 #define Y_DIR_PIN 61 #define Y_ENABLE_PIN 56 #ifndef Y_CS_PIN #define Y_CS_PIN 64 #endif #define Z_STEP_PIN 46 #define Z_DIR_PIN 48 #define Z_ENABLE_PIN 62 #ifndef Z_CS_PIN #define Z_CS_PIN 40 #endif #define E0_STEP_PIN 26 #define E0_DIR_PIN 28 #define E0_ENABLE_PIN 24 #ifndef E0_CS_PIN #define E0_CS_PIN 42 #endif #define E1_STEP_PIN 36 #define E1_DIR_PIN 34 #define E1_ENABLE_PIN 30 #ifndef E1_CS_PIN #define E1_CS_PIN 44 #endif
I used the default y pin before, obviously same result.
So is there anyway to change the register by hand?