This results in the motors turning in opposite directions Motor 1 red to board red pin, motor 1 blue to red of motor 2, motor 1 green to board green pin, motor 1 black to green of motor 2, motor 2 blue to board blue pin, motor 2 black to board black pin
#SIMPLIFY3D 4.1 NOT PROPERLY SERIES#
I have 2 Z leadscrew motors and have wired them in series as shown in the huxley wiring instructions:.
#SIMPLIFY3D 4.1 NOT PROPERLY HOW TO#
The Z endstop will also be triggered when the bed is high, so again not sure how to let the firmware know this. I have M574 X1 Y1 Z1 S1 in my config file but am not sure if that is correct seeing that Y end stop is positive. I had to change the homey to be G1 Y240 F3000 S1, it was G1 Y-240.If I home Y I cannot then move in the negative direction 3D printing on my site [ Thanks you for the help, I now have the end stops wired correctly Enclosed delta printers Lily and Lily Big Embedded help system for Duet and RepRap Firmware The page is automatically updated, so you don't need to enter a command.įor CoreXY endstop configuration, lkcl have made some comments in another thread and recommended to have a look on his configuration files. Check status of all endstops with M119 (no parameter)Īlternatively on the web interface, you can open the window the status of end stops (and other parameter is shown), this is numbered by drive reference, so X is drive 0. Check configuration with M574 (no parameter) To check that the switches are properly working you can on the console : The board LED shall be completely extinct while circuit is open. Wiring like the Ormerod, between the two external pins of the connector is ok (central pin is 3.3V). I set a bunch of ten and some have the NO connection not working, while the NC work. Ormerod 1-converted to laser engraver, Duet wifi How have others connected endstops to a duet board for a coreXY machine? Should the X and Y endstop be wired together so that both motors stop? So should the Y movement stop as soon as the Y endstop is activated? The original d-bot used a different control board that used 3 wire end stops. I bought the mechanical endstops from .uk but I think these are designed for a powered endstop so I just used the normally closed connections which are labelled sig and vcc but perhaps because of the components on the endstop boards, the signal is not fully broken. So if I activate say the Y switch whilst the head is moving, it does not stop and just carries on until the end of the move or it crashed into the frame. The first thing I noticed is that the led on the duet that indicate the end stop were all bright and when the switches were activated they only dimmed instead of what I would have expected that they would have completely turned off. I have wired the Z,X and Y mechanical switches the same as the Y switch was wired in the ormerod 1 with duet version 6 I am at the stage of commissioning my d-bot build and have hit a snag.
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