Did I fry my new board....
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you said you had one that is working already.
you can move that one to the different ports to test each driver.
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@Veti I did try that with the known good wire, and the others did not work. When I plugged it back into the X, it no longer worked. So they are all down at the moment.
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what command are you using to test the movement?
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@Veti I did a G1 X10, that kind of thing, did a couple of G1 X-10
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did you issue M564 S0 H0 before like it says in the guide?
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@Veti said in Did I fry my new board....:
M564 S0 H0
I dont remember, I have tried so many things. I just did, and got the error of insufficient axes homed
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@Harvdog1 said in Did I fry my new board....:
I just did, and got the error of insufficient axes homed
you got that error after you put in M564 S0 H0 ?
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@Veti Sorry, that was the error for the G1 X10. The M564 S0 H0 got a green light, but nothing happened that I can tell.
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the command on its own does not do any movements
have you read the linked wiki page?
its described there
https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Choosing_and_connecting_stepper_motors#Section_Checking_connected_stepper_motors -
@Veti I will read that. X is working now, but goes the wrong way. Y and Z sound like they want to work, but do not go anywhere. Hot end works now. Bed heater is still down. Cant tell which is which as its a white wire. Tried it both way and get the error of rising too slow.
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@Harvdog1 said in Did I fry my new board....:
Cant tell which is which as its a white wire. Tried it both way and get the error of rising too slow.
as phaedrux wrote, it wont work without pid tuning.
for the motors please use the known good stepper and move them to y and test again.
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@Harvdog1 I have been given alot of advice here, and I certainly appreciate it very much. What should my next step be?
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@Veti Will do
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I put the cable on Y and Z, left it on the X driver and neither wants to go anywhere. Ge the insufficient axes homed error. Put it back on X, and get that error now, when it did follow the command a few minutes ago.
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@Harvdog1 said in Did I fry my new board....:
Ge the insufficient axes homed error.
you need to issue M564 S0 H0 after each restart
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@Phaedrux said in Did I fry my new board....:
M98 P"config.g"
M98 P"config.g"
HTTP is enabled on port 80
FTP is disabled
TELNET is disabled
Warning: Heater 0 appears to be over-powered. If left on at full power, its temperature is predicted to reach 365C
Error: Pin 'fan1' is not free
Error: Fan number 2 not found
Error: in file macro line 69 column 10: M591: string expected -
@Veti Hello,
I have tested all drivers with the known good stepper, and all drivers work. My X axis is working properly. The Y stepper motor wants to do something, as it gives off some power like it wants to move the Y axis, but it does not move the table. The Z stepper does not do anything at all when given a command to move. The E gets an error and wants a tool assigned I think. -
@Harvdog1 said in Did I fry my new board....:
The E gets an error and wants a tool assigned I think.
Add T0 to the end of your config
as for the steppers you need to identify the correct phases as in the wiki article linked
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@Harvdog1 said in Did I fry my new board....:
The E gets an error and wants a tool assigned I think.
extruders usually refuse to move when cold. if there is no filament in you can enable it to move when cold with
M302 P1(this is similar to M564 in that it it doesn't do anything on its own and needs to be run again if you reset the board)https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_M302_Allow_cold_extrudes
or just turn on the heater to at least 160C.
