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    • nz_andyundefined
      nz_andy
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      What is the external drive micro step set at? you have 10,000 miro-steps per revolution listed in you post, so micro step setting is 50?

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        • nz_andyundefined
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          Have you tried using 1/16 micro-stepping instead of 1/50th? if that works that may tell you there is an issue with the signal frequency / pulse width.

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          • deckingmanundefined
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            @nz_andy said in Calibrating steps/mm:

            What is the external drive micro step set at? you have 10,000 miro-steps per revolution listed in you post, so micro step setting is 50?

            Good spot. That could well be the OP's problem as 50x micro stepping isn't a supported mode - see documentation here https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/GCode#Section_M350_Set_microstepping_mode.

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            • Jddtundefined
              Jddt
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              Thanks for noticing the error in my calculation. I am using external drivers and are not using the M350 command.

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              • Jddtundefined
                Jddt @Jddt
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                @jddt Changed to 128 Micro Steps
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                • Jddtundefined
                  Jddt @dc42
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                  What is the max T values you suggest to be safe?

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                  • dc42undefined
                    dc42 administrators @Jddt
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                    @jddt said in Calibrating steps/mm:

                    What is the max T values you suggest to be safe?

                    High T values will limit the maximum step pulse frequency. I doubt that any stepper drivers need greater than T10.

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                    • Jddtundefined
                      Jddt
                      last edited by Jddt

                      The motors started to work properly with a value of T5

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                      • dc42undefined
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                        According to the datasheet, T2.5:2.5:5:0 should work.

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