Problem nema23 tb6600 Marlin

Hi, guys I have a problem. When i try to print 20x20 calibration cube, about 45 degree slope occurs. Im using nema 23 motors and tb6600 stepper. The problem seems like the engines lose steps. Has anyone had similar problems? do you have any suggestion?

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Thanks

Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 06/28/2019 05:43AM by furkannr.

Hi, the images don't work. Could you upload them somewhere else?

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tb6600 are notoriously crap... skipped steps, badly flawed design....

put a simple paper arrow on the stepper shaft (no other load), move a distance forward then back... If it doesn't finish where it started... you have crappy stepper drivers

I don't use Marlin. But whatever the firmware, when using external drivers you need to make sure that the minimum step pulse length, step pulse interval, direction setup time and direction hold time of the driver are satisfied by the firmware. In RepRapFirmware these 4 parameters are set individually in the config.g file on the SD card. In Marlin I expect you need to adjust them in one of the header files and rebuild the firmware.

If you set the step pulse width or interval too low, you will get lots of missed steps. If you set the setup or hold time too low, you may get a missed step on every direction change.

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... there are many drivers, which needs at least 2 microseconds pulse-length ... with the ArduinoDue and Marlin without modifications the pulse length is below 1 microsecond ...

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Marlin bugfix-2.0.x supports a variety of stepper drivers, including the TB6600. If you've already set the STEPPER_DRIVER_TYPE for your axes to "TB6600" then you might also try "DRV8825" which sets a 2µs pulse length. Keep your accelerations low as you get into testing, and see if you can find a range of stepper pulse durations and accelerations where you get no layer shifting. Don't forget to do M500, M502 after re-flashing.

If that doesn't do the trick, you can manually override the stepper-driver-based pulse durations in the Configuration_adv.h file.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/01/2019 02:07AM by Thinkyhead.

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Marlin bugfix-2.0.x supports a variety of stepper drivers, including the TB6600. If you've already set the STEPPER_DRIVER_TYPE for your axes to "TB6600" then you might also try "DRV8825" which sets a 2µs pulse length. Keep your accelerations low as you get into testing, and see if you can find a range of stepper pulse durations and accelerations where you get no layer shifting. Don't forget to do M500, M502 after re-flashing.

If that doesn't do the trick, you can manually override the stepper-driver-based pulse durations in the Configuration_adv.h file.

Thank you for your suggestion i’ll try and return later.

Sorry for the intrusion,

Have you had any good results? I'm going to start a project where I'll be using nema 23 on a ramps 1.4 and marlin firmware, I'm reading about this problem with the impulse length and I was wondering if you found any definitive solution.