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    Can I reroute the X-axis Driver to an Extruder Driver?

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    • Fickertundefined
      Fickert
      last edited by Fickert

      So I am having connection / power issues I assume in my wiring to my extruder. So I was probing around the steppers to see if the extruder stepper was outputting a voltage ( not sure if I was doing it right but anyways) and I accidentally shorted two pins on the x axis stepper driver, resulting in a glowing red component and the nice burning smell of IC.

      Anyways can I reroute the E1 Stepper to the X - axis drive?

      EDIT: I see I can do an M584 command to change axis, what is the default order of drivers on the Board? I see the example lists 0 - X , 1 - Y, 2 and 3 - Z, and 4 and 5 - Extruders. Could I just do an M584 X4?

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      • dc42undefined
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        You can put M584 X4 E3 in config.g, before any M906 or M350 commands. You need the E3 so that driver 4 is not also treated as an extruder, which is the default.

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        • Fickertundefined
          Fickert
          last edited by Fickert

          Thanks dc,

          Question too, this all started with an issue with my extruder not running and now that I have the x axis on the one extruder stepper, I cannot get the extruder to work, I even externally wired the stepper from the wiring harness to rule out wiring. Is there a good way to test for a bad stepper? Also with this change I no longer have my T0 selected and have tried arranging a lot of params in the T0 code but it still will not appear. It does appear once I get rid of the m584 code.

          Also DC42, is it okay to ask to pm you? I have some questions regarding the Duet 3 🙂

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          • dc42undefined
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            last edited by dc42

            @Fickert, unless you are and OEM customer and the questions you want to ask are confidential, please ask them on the forum. There is already a thread about Duet 3.

            Duet WiFi hardware designer and firmware engineer
            Please do not ask me for Duet support via PM or email, use the forum
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