Release 3.01-RC10

sebkritikel

@sebkritikel thank you so much my friend
Happy to help!

so does the M913 command make a mess?

I do not know. Can you test this:

; homeall.g
G91; relative positioning
G1 H2 Z5 F6000; lift Z relative to current position
M913 X50 Y50; Reduce the current to 50%
G1 H1 X-9999 F4000
G1 H1 Y-9999; move quickly to X or Y endstop and stop there (first pass)
G1 X5 Y5 F2000; go back a few mm
G1 H1 X-9999 F360
G1 H1 Y-9999; move slowly to X axis endstop once more (second pass)
G90; absolute positioning
G1 X60 Y50 F9000; go to first bed probe point and home Z
M913 X100 Y100: Returns the current to 100%
G30; home Z by probing the bed

with M913

@Leblond said in Release 3.01-RC10:

with the command M913 inserted it does not work

Ok, I do not know why. @dc42 to me it looks like its narrowed down to M913. I do not use this command, so unfortunately I do not have any insight.

Leblond

no problem, I don't wear it and I'm happy like this

Leblond

maybe it can depend on which position it is inserted ..

Leblond

however it does it only and exclusively in the homeall.g file, because in other files I have inserted it and it works well

Phaedrux

M913 X50 Y50 reduces the motor current to 50% of what you have set in M906. This may not be enough current to move reliably. You need to find a value for M913 that still allows the motors to work. This is also tricky with corexy because both motors are used to move, so one motor may stall, and the other not.

Try M913 X60 Y60 or X70 Y70 etc until movement is still reliable. Some decrease in current is still better than none.

Once you have reliable motion you can probably go back to moving both X and Y axis to the endstops at the same time. That was part of your issue when you removed the second XY homing portion. It will stop both axis as soon as one endstop is triggered, hence the double motion used in CoreXY to save some time.

G1 H1 X-9999 Y-9999 F4000 ; move quickly to X or Y endstop and stop there (first pass)
G1 H1 X-9999 ; home X axis
G1 H1 Y-9999 ; home Y axis

Also, I would move the M913 to return current back to full AFTER the G30 incase the probe fails you want the Z axis motor current reduced as well.

M913 Z50 :Riporta la corrente al 50%
G30 ; home Z by probing the bed
M913 X100 Y100 Z100 ; return to 100%

dc42

@Phaedrux said in Release 3.01-RC10:

M913 X50 Y50 reduces the motor current to 50% of what you have set in M906. This may not be enough current to move reliably. You need to find a value for M913 that still allows the motors to work. This is also tricky with corexy because both motors are used to move, so one motor may stall, and the other not.

Try M913 X60 Y60 or X70 Y70 etc until movement is still reliable. Some decrease in current is still better than none.

Once you have reliable motion you can probably go back to moving both X and Y axis to the endstops at the same time. That was part of your issue when you removed the second XY homing portion. It will stop both axis as soon as one endstop is triggered, hence the double motion used in CoreXY to save some time.
G1 H1 X-9999 Y-9999 F4000 ; move quickly to X or Y endstop and stop there (first pass)
G1 H1 X-9999 ; home X axis
G1 H1 Y-9999 ; home Y axis
Also, I would move the M913 to return current back to full AFTER the G30 incase the probe fails you want the Z axis motor current reduced as well.
M913 Z50 :Riporta la corrente al 50%
G30 ; home Z by probing the bed
M913 X100 Y100 Z100 ; return to 100%

On further thing: always use M400 right before M913, so that previous moves are completed before the current is changed. [Although in the case of G30, nothing more should execute until the G30 has completed anyway.] So that should be:

M400
M913 Z50 :Riporta la corrente al 50%
G30 ; home Z by probing the bed
M400
M913 X100 Y100 Z100 ; return to 100%

The reason we don't do this automatically in the firmware is so that M913 can be used in the power fail script.

PS - @Leblond, if you have any further issues, please start a new thread with a title that summarises the issue.

Leblond

@Phaedrux hello but I had no problems moving the x and y axes but with everything stopped I had problems with the extruder motor, maybe you didn't read correctly, with M913 X50 Y50 they both moved very well in any position, my problem stemmed from the fact that once homing of the XY and Z axes then the extruder no longer worked

Leblond

@Phaedrux once homing with all the motors stopped I tried to extrude the filament but the extruder stalled

Leblond

@Phaedrux then another thing the command M913 with the z axis I have never used it but only with X and Y

Leblond

@dc42 all right