Odd behavior of Stepper motors on Duet 3.
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I was using 0.4 and 0.5, but i have been switching them up to make sure it wasn't a bad driver. once the issue is fixed I will switch them all back to the original positions.
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I have swapped the wires around to all 8 possible ways without the driver shorting to ground i.e. A+,A-,B+,B- and A-,A+,B+,B- and A-,A+,B-,B+ and A+,A-,B-,B+ and B+,B-,A+,A- and B+,B-,A-,A+ and B-,B+,A-,A+, and B-,B+,A+,A-. all combinations should work but none of them provided any rotation at all.....running out of things to test......starting to pull my hair out trying to figure this out.
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@R3D I can't see anything to suggest you have done this so...
Can you operate a stepper off the suspect drive on the bench? For clarity, that would be a different stepper motor/s with new wiring loom and no load.Also, bare in mind I haven't seen your build so I don't know how feasible this suggestion is. But if you send a move command to the problem stepper/s and manipulate the wiring harness, particularly near corners, is there any change?
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@Hytek I have been, see picture. I have disconnected all other drives and I am testing one drive with more than one motor in every configuration I listed before, all without rotation.
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@R3D Have you tested any of the failed stepper motors back in a known good source, i.e. the other printer you mentioned. This is just a precautionary measure before the next suggestion in case the stepper has taken damage.
If you plug your Z stepper/s into X or Y driver do they become active?
Sorry I can't help on the firmware side, I'm new to Duet myself
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I would try using a very stripped down config.g that only has the commands for the main X Y Z E drivers. Get a fresh test config from the web config tool just to test. With so many drives etc it can quickly get jumbled.
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So I created a bare bones config and I can now move the stepper motors...does that mean i have too much going on in my config that the Duet 3 cant handle it all?
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Not necessarily, but it does mean there is something in your drives block that isn't right. Add one drive at a time and configure all it's parameters for all of the commands and test it works. Eat an elephant one bite at a time.
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hmmmm, alright. looks like another long night for me.
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@R3D said in Odd behavior of Stepper motors on Duet 3.:
M584 X10.0 Y11.0 Z0.0:0.5 C0.1 E20.0:21.0:22.0:0.4:0.2:0.3 ; Set Drive Mapping
M350 Z8 C8 I0 ; Configure Microstepping w/o Interpolation
M350 E16:16:16:16:16:16 I1 ; Configure Microstepping w/ Interpolation
M92 X80.00 Y80.00 Z1600.00:1600.00 C100.00 E208.70:208.70:208.70:111.69:111.69:111.69 ; Set Steps per mm
M566 X600.00 Y600.00 Z12.00:12.00 C120.00 E120.00:120.00:120.00:120.00:120.00:120.00 ; Set maximum instantaneous speed changes (jerk) (mm/min)
M203 X6000.00 Y6000.00 Z300.00:300.00 C3000.00 E2500.00:2500.00:2500.00:2500.00:2500.00:2500.00 ; Set Maximum Speeds (mm/min)
M201 X500.00 Y500.00 Z20.00:20.00 C400.00 E2500.00:2500.00:2500.00:2500.00:2500.00:2500.00 ; Set Maximum Accelerations (mm/s^2)
M906 Z1800 C400 E1100:1100:1100:1250:1250:1250 I100 ; Set Motor Currents (mA) and Motor Idle Factor (%)The XYZ axes M584 is correct, but M92, M566, M203, M201 it is not possible to define multiple Z values. XYZ values are defined for those M G-Codes per axis, only one value each. Only for the extruders multiple values are allowed, because the are interpreted as if they are separate axes. deckingman explained it nicely, but I cannot find the link in the forum.
Found it: https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/17153/duet3-expansion-board-3hc-no-can-connection/31?_=1592929742064Wiring stepper (stepper disconnected from the driver!): there is a simple method to find the pairs: keep all 4 wires separated, turn the shaft to find out the torque force. Then short two wires and if you cannot turn the motor any more, they belong together. You cannot find out the rotation direction with this method, however.
