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    • Benjiundefined
      Benji @A Former User
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      @bearer do you mean that if i set to 16 i will still get 256 microstepping somehow?

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      • Benjiundefined
        Benji @Phaedrux
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        @phaedrux i did have the P1 originally which did enable it.
        Then i'd follow up with M918 and it would say its enabled and working but the lcd doesnt light up.

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        • Benjiundefined
          Benji @dc42
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          @dc42 yes i tried that. it says its enable but nothing comes up on the screen.
          I tried plugging into the paneldue one and the screen at least lights up but nothing on the screen.
          I have copied the /menu folder contents to the right place

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          • Benjiundefined
            Benji @Phaedrux
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            @phaedrux said in Motors not moving:

            ou mean about the hotend in active/standby mode. Can you des

            I mean that when i choose a temperature in active shown in the image and go to active mode it does nothing but it works in active mode.

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            • A Former User?
              A Former User @Benji
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              @benji said in Motors not moving:

              @bearer do you mean that if i set to 16 i will still get 256 microstepping somehow?

              Yes, somehow. If you ask the driver to move 1/16th of a step (i.e. 1 step pulse) the driver will divide that step into another 16 steps, resulting in 256 steps being made to move 1/80th of a millimeter. You need a very rigid machine to make use of any finer resolution than that.

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              • Benjiundefined
                Benji @A Former User
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                @bearer so do i choose x16 or x16 (on)
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                • A Former User?
                  A Former User @Benji
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                  @benji said in Motors not moving:

                  @dc42 yes i tried that. it says its enable but nothing comes up on the screen.
                  I tried plugging into the paneldue one and the screen at least lights up but nothing on the screen.
                  I have copied the /menu folder contents to the right place

                  Not all 12864 displays are the same, some have different pinout and different controllers. Pictures clearly showing the wiring may help identify problems

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                  • A Former User?
                    A Former User @Benji
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                    @benji said in Motors not moving:

                    @bearer so do i choose x16 or x16 (on)

                    (on) refers to the interpolation the stepper driver does, so 16 (on). And reduce the steps/mm to the original value for xyz.

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                    • Benjiundefined
                      Benji @A Former User
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                      @bearer it was this one. https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/333155319093
                      Feel free to ignore this issue though. I know I'm asking a lot of questions.
                      I appreciate everyones help.

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                      • A Former User?
                        A Former User
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                        (could be better to create a separate thread for the display, both to attract people who might be able to help, and to make it easier for others to find potential usefull information)

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