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    • ryanrocksforeverundefined

      Step Rate abominably low causing layer shifts.

      Using Duet Controllers
      • step rate layer shift duet 3 mini 5+ odrive • • ryanrocksforever
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      ryanrocksforeverundefined

      @dc42 I consulted with the odrive developers, and they said that the step pulse interval was 2 microseconds, and all other values could be zero, So my values now are T0:2:0:0 I tested this witha couple of test prints, and it seems to be working good now.

    • Kooperundefined

      Duet 3 Config file help

      My Duet controlled machine
      • duet 3 6hc duet 3 expansion board 1xd odrive config external driver • • Kooper
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      oliofundefined

      @kooper swap the cables between the boards to rule out its an issue with those maybe.

    • Connorundefined

      Duet 3 with 1XD Expansion CAN Protocol

      Using Duet Controllers
      • odrive duet 3 expansion 1xd can bus external driver • • Connor
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      Connorundefined

      @dc42 Great thanks! Are there any resources about implementing something like this?

    • Iamturbo1978undefined

      Closed loop for X and Y

      General Discussion
      • closed loop odrive • • Iamturbo1978
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      Maboverundefined

      @dc42 that would be awsome, I am guessing that the encoder will be used primarily for position/movement verification.
      I have a stepper driver that supports the use of an encoder for position verification and commutating the stepper motor as high pole count bldc to run a control loop on the curent of being applied to maintain rotor position. It can help quite the stepper down versus the standard noisier position verification mode but I don't think there is much to be gained over the existing silent nature of the trinamic drivers using that approach. One advantage it does provide is the ability to momentarily over drive the motor to overcome a high torque demand that would normally cause a stepped to miss a step.

      All in all really exciting news