x moves with z - crazy
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@barbarossa-cologne
Switching drivers -- same problem -
@barbarossa-cologne
M584 M584 X1.1 Y0.0:0.1 Z0.2:1.2:0.4:0.5 E121.0:122.0:123.0 ; set drive mapping
Two M584 commands on the same line. Not saying that's it, but who know what it's doing.
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@kb58 The code listing suggests that it was generated by the configuration app. I've read several threads where someone's used the results and it didn't work as expected. I suggest going through that code line by line, using the Gcode Directory, https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#main and double checking all the M commands and whether their parameters make sense on your setup.
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@kb58
Before I had the short ground, everything was fine. I try with changing the m584...
Would be to easy
Same problem with one m584 command..
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It's crazy because the x driver is in a different board. And it doesn't care on which driver.
Y is working completely fine (and not moving when z moves). -
@barbarossa-cologne this behaviour is caused by the M556 command in your config.g file.
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@dc42 do you mean in row 44?
What is wrong there / just delete them ?
It's curios because this behaviour first shows up after short ground..
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@barbarossa-cologne the M556 line says that you have axis skew and that you want to compensate for it, by moving X too when Z changes. It's unusual to use skew compensation, and in any case the amount of compensation specified in your M566 command is much too large to be reasonable. I suggest you delete that line.
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@dc42 ok thanks for this information. It's made by the config tool and I'm not a professional, yet. Sry
Nice to have such a good support -
@barbarossa-cologne said in x moves with z - crazy:
It's made by the config tool
You would have had to check the box to enable it in the tool
"Enable Orthogonal Axis Compensation"