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Hy everyone!
Thanks forward for helping me.

I am struggling with my 3D printer. Especially with my stepper motors. I made a topic few weeks ago, where i came up with my problem. Maybe you have seen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2QlyakabhY] my video about the strange behavior of my steppers [/url] and it was adviced me to look after the pins.h configuration.

I have found the code ( or at least, i hope so. ) (Ramps 1.4, Induino mega...)

// uncomment one of the following lines for RAMPS v1.3 or v1.0, comment both for v1.2 or 1.1
 #define RAMPS_V_1_3
// #define RAMPS_V_1_0


#if MOTHERBOARD == 33 || MOTHERBOARD == 34 || MOTHERBOARD == 35 || MOTHERBOARD == 77 || MOTHERBOARD == 67

  #define LARGE_FLASH true
  
  #if MOTHERBOARD == 77
    #define X_STEP_PIN         54
    #define X_DIR_PIN          55
    #define X_ENABLE_PIN       38
    #define X_MIN_PIN           3
    #define X_MAX_PIN           -1   //2 //Max endstops default to disabled "-1", set to commented value to enable.

    #define Y_STEP_PIN         60
    #define Y_DIR_PIN          61
    #define Y_ENABLE_PIN       56
    #define Y_MIN_PIN          14
    #define Y_MAX_PIN          -1   //15

    #define Z_STEP_PIN         46
    #define Z_DIR_PIN          48
    #define Z_ENABLE_PIN       63
    #define Z_MIN_PIN          18
    #define Z_MAX_PIN          -1

    #define Y2_STEP_PIN        36
    #define Y2_DIR_PIN         34
    #define Y2_ENABLE_PIN      30

    #define Z2_STEP_PIN        36
    #define Z2_DIR_PIN         34
    #define Z2_ENABLE_PIN      30

    #define E0_STEP_PIN        26
    #define E0_DIR_PIN         28
    #define E0_ENABLE_PIN      24

    #define E1_STEP_PIN        36
    #define E1_DIR_PIN         34
    #define E1_ENABLE_PIN      30

    #define SDPOWER            -1
    #define SDSS               25//53
    #define LED_PIN            13

    #define BEEPER             33    

  #else

    #define X_STEP_PIN         54
    #define X_DIR_PIN          55
    #define X_ENABLE_PIN       38
    #define X_MIN_PIN           3
    #define X_MAX_PIN           2

    #define Y_STEP_PIN         60
    #define Y_DIR_PIN          61
    #define Y_ENABLE_PIN       56
    #define Y_MIN_PIN          14
    #define Y_MAX_PIN          15

    #define Z_STEP_PIN         46
    #define Z_DIR_PIN          48
    #define Z_ENABLE_PIN       62
    #define Z_MIN_PIN          18
    #define Z_MAX_PIN          19

    #define Y2_STEP_PIN        36
    #define Y2_DIR_PIN         34
    #define Y2_ENABLE_PIN      30

    #define Z2_STEP_PIN        36
    #define Z2_DIR_PIN         34
    #define Z2_ENABLE_PIN      30

    #define E0_STEP_PIN        26
    #define E0_DIR_PIN         28
    #define E0_ENABLE_PIN      24

    #define E1_STEP_PIN        36
    #define E1_DIR_PIN         34
    #define E1_ENABLE_PIN      30

    #define SDPOWER            -1
    #define SDSS               53
    #define LED_PIN            13
  #endif

But i can't make an effort. The main problem is i don't know where to start, what i supposed to modify.
I would really appreciate if somebody could help me. Again.
Thanks forward for all,

David

as long as you have set MOTHERBOARD == 33 or MOTHERBOARD == 34 or MOTHERBOARD == 35 the pins for a standard ramps are correct.

To me that look like a endstop issue... the board thinks both min and max endstops are active so it cant move.

Send a m119 to the printer to confirm.

Thank you very much Dust!

I have the following answer:

15:50:56.292 : Reporting endstop status
15:50:56.292 : x_min: open
15:50:56.293 : x_max: open
15:50:56.296 : y_min: open
15:50:56.296 : y_max: open
15:50:56.296 : z_min: open
15:50:56.296 : z_max: open

Does this means both of endstops are active in the firmware? How can I disable the endstops which i don't need?

Thanks forward!

David

They are all enabled, but if thats marlin they would be saying triggered if it was the problem I expected..

You should still disable the max endstops if your not using them [github.com]

So to recap your Z axis works, swapping those drivers and stepper motor to Y And it doesn’t work
try sending 'g1 y100 f300' (move 100 in y very slowly 5 mm sec), in case for some reason it trying to move way to fast threw your GUI

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laknerdavid
Thank you very much Dust!

I have the following answer:

15:50:56.292 : Reporting endstop status
15:50:56.292 : x_min: open
15:50:56.293 : x_max: open
15:50:56.296 : y_min: open
15:50:56.296 : y_max: open
15:50:56.296 : z_min: open
15:50:56.296 : z_max: open

How did you report the endstop status? What comment did you used in the pronterface so that it can check the status of the endstop?


Does this means both of endstops are active in the firmware? How can I disable the endstops which i don't need?

Thanks forward!

David

Hy urbanzakapa!
As it was said, :

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Dust
Send a m119 to the printer to confirm.

Well, i don't familiar with the pronterface's interface, but in repetier you can do it this way. Write into the white field "m119", and click send. That's all.

I hope it was useful.

David

nope, because that didnt show you the printers responce

I think that the response is shown in status window on the bottom of the screen.