Posts made by quixotic120

removing I1 fixed it, thanks so much!!

Hello,

I have a dc42 differential IR stop hooked up to a duet wifi 1.02. Default P value/z-probe reading is 1000 (or over) and when I trigger it it drops to ~464. Wiring is verified, LED flashes 4 times on start, and LED flashes when triggers. My understanding is that this indicates it is working correctly, which it appears to be doing, just backwards.

M558 P1 I1 H10 R0.1 F1800 T3000 A1 B1 ;IR is what im using with a P threshold of 500 in my G31.

I intend to use it as a probe only, i have a mechanical switch z stop as well. However, because of this behavior duet reports triggered at start of probing move. It worked before without issue so I assume I have something incorrect software wise?

firmware 2.01 if that matters. Thanks!

my motor wiring was incorrect; the pairs go in order (AABB). The LED verification of coil pairs was helpful to remedy this. hope this helps someone later on.

Hello

I have a CoreXY printer with a DuetWifi. For axis steppers I am using Minebea-Astrosyn 17PM-K motors which can be connected either via 6 wire unipolar or 4 wire bipolar connection. I have an A and B motor for the X/Y plane and 2 Z motors for the Z plane. Extruders are different but I haven't gotten that far yet.

I have them wired to duet with A- and B- to pins 2A and 2B and A/B to 1A and 1B; I am disregarding the A and B common wires. Is this correct?

The motors do engage and move via web console but they going in different directions (e.g. A and B are pulling against each other and the Z motors are going in opposite directions). This is happening despite all steppers being wired identically (verified again today as per above). Furthermore, changing the M569 values in my config.g appears to have no effect, currently all set to S0 but have tried all S1 and combinations of S1 and S0. This still wouldn't help my issue on the Z axis as I don't believe the direction of those can be set individually unless I use another stepper channel for the second motor, correct?

Thanks in advance for any ideas.