Duet3 Homing failed
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@jay_s_uk I didn't remove the board from the housing. I just got the board and 3 1XD Modules for a big 3D printer. The board arrived like a month ago. The issue with BOSSA was just an issue because I misunderstood the Firmware process. I erased the Firmware by bridging the erase on the board. There is no wiring issues and everything is built according to the documentation.
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@jay_s_uk I only have the CAN cables and the 24V cables. nothing else. The motors are connected to the 1XD Modules.
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@jay_s_uk said in Duet3 Homing failed:
@hammad if the 5v and 3.3v lights aren't on when powered by 24v, the onboard 5v converter has died
Or else the jumper to enable the on-board 5V regulator is not int the correct position. @Hammad, please check it against the wiring diagram.
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@dc42 forgot about that! Good shout
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@dc42 Thank you so much. This was actually the Problem.
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@dc42 @Phaedrux I'm still facing the original Problem with the Motors. The Board doesn't home or move the Motors. I reconfigured the RepRap firmware and still nothing. I bought the 1XD Modules to be able to use the motors I mentioned in my reply at the beginning. Can you suggest a solution to this problem?
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@hammad said in Duet3 Homing failed:
Can you suggest a solution to this problem?
I'll ask again:
Have you been able to get the motors to move at all? You can force the axis to report as homed without moving at all by sending G92 X100 Y100 Z10 and then carefully testing movement by sending G1 X1 F100
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@phaedrux It does home. I can see the coordinates on the Touchscreen. The Motors don't move at all. I tried moving the Motor with an external driver and it worked. Just to make sure that the Motors aren't the issue here.
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I am confused by your response. Is homing working or not?
Can you give a more detailed restatement of the current problem situation?
Perhaps it would even be a good idea to start a new thread since this one has gone on for quite some time and we've gone through a number of things.
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@hammad Are you saying that the homing status changes from "unhomed" to homed but the motors don't move? If so, then it means that the homing switch is triggered at the start of the move. The usual cause of that is either the configuration does not match the physical NO/NC of the switch, or there is a wiring fault.
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@deckingman The Homing status changed to the coordinates I entered with G92 X100 Y100 Z10. The Touchscreen showed X 100 Y 100 and Z 10. When I try to move the motors using the Touchscreen they don't move at all but the coordinates on the screen change. The wiring isn't the issue. I checked everything and it was built to be normally closed as recommended by the documentation. I'm going to start a new thread to make it easier for everyone to follow. I need to get this to work for a big project. I already ordered many boards for the other printers lol. I'll post a link to the new thread in a bit.
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@dc42 @deckingman @jay_s_uk @Phaedrux this is the link to the new thread.
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@hammad said in Duet3 Homing failed:
@deckingman The Homing status changed to the coordinates I entered with G92 X100 Y100 Z10. The Touchscreen showed X 100 Y 100 and Z 10. When I try to move the motors using the Touchscreen they don't move at all but the coordinates on the screen change. The wiring isn't the issue. I checked everything and it was built to be normally closed as recommended by the documentation. I'm going to start a new thread to make it easier for everyone to follow. I need to get this to work for a big project. I already ordered many boards for the other printers lol. I'll post a link to the new thread in a bit.
Thanks, that makes more sense. I'll check your new thread.
