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    • DessiVerseundefined
      DessiVerse
      last edited by

      Hiya. I had recently set up my Ender 3 with the Duet 3 Mini 5+ board and I'm having an issue where the motors are making sort of like a load wiring sound. The voltage is right on the motors as well. Here is an example video of the noise. I can also send my config file if that can help as well.

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      • DessiVerseundefined
        DessiVerse @DessiVerse
        last edited by

        This is a screenshot of how I set my stepper motor voltage. I also added it to config.g to make sure it was retained, however, it didn't seem to help. 5d41cbaf-ba87-4804-8e5a-607a1c5afc51-image.png

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        • DessiVerseundefined
          DessiVerse @DessiVerse
          last edited by DessiVerse

          I also have all the motors on steathChop
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          • gloomyandyundefined
            gloomyandy @DessiVerse
            last edited by gloomyandy

            @dessiverse Your motors are currently configured to switch into spreadcycle when the motor speed exceeds 0.9mm/S. If this is not what you want then you should take a look at the V parameter to M569, a value of something like V40 will keep the motor in stealthchop to a much higher speed if that is what you want. You can use M569 p# (replace # with driver number) to check the switch over point (look at the tpwmthrs value).

            (Edited to fix gcode number typo)

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            • droftartsundefined
              droftarts administrators @gloomyandy
              last edited by

              @gloomyandy typo: not M549 (no such Gcode).

              @DessiVerse Use M569 P# where # is the driver number, to see the drivers current settings.

              I’ve been using stealthchop all the time, works nicely. For this set M569 P# D3 V0 in config.g for each driver. So long as you don’t use too aggressive jerk/acceleration/max speeds, you should be fine.

              Ian

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              • DessiVerseundefined
                DessiVerse
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                @droftarts said in Ender 3 Motors Wiring Sound:

                M569 P# D3 V0

                Thank you so so so much! It works perfectly now

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