Re: Stepper Motors not Moving
Could it be, that your ENABLE signals for the stepper drivers are inverted? Configuration.h: ... // For Inverting Stepper Enable Pins (Active Low) use 0, Non Inverting (Active High) use 1 // :{...
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I’m not home right now, but I’m guessing those should be 1 instead of 0
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It depends on your stepper drivers, most pololu type drivers are active low.
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I am using bipolar NEMA 17 motors with polulo DRV8825 stepper drivers, the purple ones
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They were set to 1, I changed them all to 0 but when I try to upload the new firmware I get this error message for my Conditionals_LCD.h file for literally every line expected constructor, destructor,...
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Given that Conditionals_LCD.h is included just after Configuration.h, it looks as if you have changed something else than just the 1s to 0s in your Configuration.h. Double-check your changes... If you...
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What I found to work is just copying the default Conditionals_LCD.h into mine and now everything works, the motors finally spin, thanks guys!
View ArticleTMC2208/TMC2130 short circuit protection is disabled by default :(
I was wondering what the reason is for the TMC2208 driver used in Marlin to have short circuit protection disabled for both the low side and high side MOSFETS's ? I've enabled the short circuit...
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Strange indeed, if that's true. RepRapFirmware enables short circuit protection on TMC2208/2224, TMC2660, TMC5130 and TMC 5160/5161 drivers by default.
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Well, I wouldn't mind a duet 2 wifi with the reprap firmware ! When we're done with this horrible mks rubbish (hardware/soldering faults are many with brand new controller & driver boards) and...
View ArticleNEMA 11 stepper motor, one phase down
Just to share my mistake B)- For my dual extruder I use NEMA 11 stepper motors, 0.67 Amp/phase. ( [www.thingiverse.com] ) These light stepper motors can easy go down when powered with a higher current...
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Time to move to a NEMA14, more torque for the same weight :)
View Articlehybrid p.m. step motor, how to connect it?
hi, i got this motor from a friend who couldn't figure out how to run(maybe damage it while trying). it has 6 cables which look standard but there is also another piece screwed behind with 4 cables,...
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The 4 cables is an encoder. It can be ignored for now... A place to start is to put a multimeter on the 6 cables, work out what is connected to what...
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Re: hybrid p.m. step motor, how to connect it?
red, red-white and black are connected with each other and green, green-white and white is another connected group. i think it's like that Wiring_6_lead_Wires.png
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Nema 17, 24v system, about 24” to the controller. Awg 18 stranded wire ok???
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You need to tell us the stpper current also.. as that is required to work out safe wire gauges
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