@Kolbi Thank you so much for this spreadsheet, it made it so much easier to configure CoolStep for me. Currently have my steppers running at 1/2 amperage mininum and temps went down from 58C to 33C without dropping speed/accel/jerk settings.
Posts made by pauldgroot
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RE: Duet Wifi - Configuring Coolstep RRF 3.11
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RE: Loud steppers when moving
@dc42 Any more suggestions? I notice a definite improvement with the TOFF parameter but I'm curious if there's a better way to tune the other parameters.
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RE: Loud steppers when moving
From configuration_adv.h in marlin:
#define X_CURRENT 800 // rms current in mA. Multiply by 1.41 for peak current.
Maybe the 2208s have different values because that section has it defined as MAX_CURRENT. Also, not that it matters I think since Marlin is universal, I was using a RUMBA board and not a RAMBO.
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RE: Loud steppers when moving
@dc42 I've read the post you've linked to about reducing idle noise. Changing the steppers to TOFF 1 does reduce noise somewhat but it's still not perfect and have a distinct stepper noise. I've also tried changing some of the hysterisis values and blank values with C commands to write to the registry but I don't have a oscilloscope available right now and the guide kind of relies on it. Also, trying out different values for these registers does change the sound a little but nothing dramatical.
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RE: Loud steppers when moving
Thanks for your quick response! I'll answer your suggestions.
- I think I was running them at 850mA with active cooling but that is RMS and Duet uses peak right? So about 1200mA peak.
- I though the registers were only for standstill as the title suggested indeed. I will look into that.
- I ran the 2130s in stealthchop until about 150mm/s I think and then had them switch over to spreadcycle.
I'll report back with my findings, thanks again.
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Loud steppers when moving
I've been using my Duet wifi for over half a year now. Coming from a RUMBA board with TMC2130's installed I expected the Duet to be about as quiet as the previous combo but alas.
I'm using two NEMA17 steppers on my CoreXY platform labeled:
TYPE: 42BHH48-151K-24B
I believe these are 4.2V 1.5A 4.8mH 2.8Ohm 1.8 degree steppers, I've read references online that indicate that they also go by this type.
I've made a video demostrating the noise viewable here. In this video they are running 100mm/s but they are noisy at all speeds, up to 500mm/s. When running them with TMC2130 they were completely silent.
They are configured as followed.
M350 X16 Y16 Z16:16 E16 I1 M92 X80 Y80 Z1600:1600 E401 M566 X1800 Y1800 Z600:600 E1500 M203 X30000 Y30000 Z1500:1500 E6000 M201 X10000 Y10000 Z250:250 E7500 M906 X1100 Y1100 Z800:800 E1000 I25
Disabling interpolation does increase the noise but only minor.
The Duet is running on it's own dedicated 150W 24V Mean Well power supply. Other steppers are also noisy, they are using the same stepper motors.
I would like them to be as silent as before or at least as silent as I've heard (or not have heard) in other people's videos.