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    • Neilundefined
      Neil
      last edited by

      Setting up a Duet 2 Wifi for a custom 3D-printer build and I couldn't find a way to setup stepper drivers on the expansion board ports in RRF, so I'm manually tinkering the config file now. (First time I'm doing this).
      X-axis driver is on output 5, and the X-axis homing switch is on the main board, xstop port. X-axis physical switch is on the right (high-end).
      I set the X-motor direction such that I can hit X+100 etc on the DWC dashboard and the motor moves in the correct direction now. But changing the endstops from low-end to high-end does not change the direction that it homes towards... it's always to the left (incorrect). Am I missing something here?
      M569 P5 S1 R1 ; Forwards x-axis, enable = High
      M584 X5 Y6 Z0:1:2 E3 ; set drive mapping, 3 Z motors
      M574 X2 S1 P"xstop" ; x-stop on high-end

      Full config file attached in case there's something else relevant.
      config.g

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      • Norderundefined
        Norder @Neil
        last edited by Norder

        @neil
        Za and Zb are connected in series and together they have only one driver.
        I assume you have connected two axes there.

        Instructions for connecting the stepper motors

        DDA5X... 0.9° Stepper... Linearrails... Duet 2 Wifi... PT100 Board... Duet IR-Probe... Dyze Pro Kit up to 500°C.. etc
        Thingiverse

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        • Neilundefined
          Neil @Norder
          last edited by

          @norder said in Homing direction not changing:

          @neil
          Za and Zb are connected in series and together they have only one driver.
          I assume you have connected two axes there.

          Instructions for connecting the stepper motors

          I have 3 Z-motors, connected to ports "Drive 0", "Drive 1" and "Drive 3". So 3 motors, each with it's own driver. Z is working fine.

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          • Neilundefined
            Neil
            last edited by

            This is my layout:
            48673e96-60ba-45a3-9a82-cdf630901040-image.png

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            • Neilundefined
              Neil
              last edited by

              Ok, looks like I got it. I wasn't aware that there was a separate homing file. Hadn't paid attention to it before as RRF configurator was generating my files.

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