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After homing, no axis moves.

Posted by chromecarz00 
After homing, no axis moves.
June 16, 2015 04:06AM
Folger i3 Prusa, posted in that thread before but figured I would make a separate thread.

After homing, I try to move the axis (all) in any direction, but none will move. They worked previously (a month or more ago) but I have not had much time to play around as I've been out of town. They don't even try to move, so I feel as though it is a software thing.

Any ideas?
Re: After homing, no axis moves.
June 16, 2015 10:18AM
Once homed check endstops status with M119, only the home ones should be triggered.
Re: After homing, no axis moves.
June 16, 2015 10:52PM
Hi,

I tried entering the GCode into the manual control section of repetier, but I can't see anything happen. Where do I see the results of GCode?

I'm fairly new at using gcode, so thanks for your help.
Re: After homing, no axis moves.
June 17, 2015 12:22PM
I use pronterface for G code communication. Once you send M119, the printer will display the status of the endstops.
Re: After homing, no axis moves.
June 17, 2015 01:44PM
My printer does not have a screen...any way to read through COM interface?
Re: After homing, no axis moves.
June 17, 2015 01:46PM
If you use printrun/pronterface you have a USB connection to the Printer and see the results on your computer screen.
-Olaf
Re: After homing, no axis moves.
June 17, 2015 02:11PM
Repetier has the same view just need to click on "Toggle Log" then use the control section and Type M119 and click send. See Pic

DropBox Link
Re: After homing, no axis moves.
June 17, 2015 08:32PM
Thanks for the screenshot and advice!

With all endstops homed, it reads:

16:56:39.547 : Reporting endstop status
16:56:39.547 : x_min: TRIGGERED
16:56:39.547 : x_max: TRIGGERED
16:56:39.568 : y_min: TRIGGERED
16:56:39.573 : y_max: TRIGGERED
16:56:39.590 : z_min: TRIGGERED
16:56:39.590 : z_max: TRIGGERED

X not homed:

17:05:10.803 : Reporting endstop status
17:05:10.803 : x_min: open
17:05:10.803 : x_max: TRIGGERED
17:05:10.803 : y_min: TRIGGERED
17:05:10.807 : y_max: TRIGGERED
17:05:10.807 : z_min: TRIGGERED
17:05:10.807 : z_max: TRIGGERED


Y not homed:

17:05:29.505 : x_min: TRIGGERED
17:05:29.505 : x_max: TRIGGERED
17:05:29.505 : y_min: open
17:05:29.505 : y_max: open
17:05:29.506 : z_min: TRIGGERED
17:05:29.506 : z_max: TRIGGERED

Z not homed:

17:06:20.316 : x_min: TRIGGERED
17:06:20.316 : x_max: TRIGGERED
17:06:20.316 : y_min: TRIGGERED
17:06:20.317 : y_max: open
17:06:20.317 : z_min: open
17:06:20.317 : z_max: open


This seems odd. What gives?
Re: After homing, no axis moves.
June 17, 2015 10:07PM
Wow, you have some work to do with both wiring and firmware.

First you need to find out why Y max changes when Z is moved? then you need to change the logic of any non existent endstop from true to false or vice-versa or if you only use Min position you can comment your Max endstops.

just for testing change the value of all your Max endstops to the opposite value of your Min enstops and re-run the test.
Re: After homing, no axis moves.
June 18, 2015 04:41AM
I´ve read of endstops with wrong cable colors or mismatched positioning of the cables in the connectors.
Pretty easy to mess up the whole printer with those.
Find out, which are the GND, 5V and signal wires, but NOT by cable color.
-Olaf
Re: After homing, no axis moves.
June 21, 2015 07:13PM
Sorry for the late response. I don't have any max endstops and I don't see the setting for that in repetier, so how could I do this? Thanks for your continued assistance.
Re: After homing, no axis moves.
June 25, 2015 05:15AM
So I switched the Y endstop to the other side and changed the min/max values for every one and i get a mix of Ymax triggered and open. It shows triggered the first time after hitting the y endstop, otherwise it is open. Also, while toggling the x endstop,, the xmax showed open while the xmin showed triggered always after switching values.
Re: After homing, no axis moves.
June 25, 2015 04:35PM
Fixed it. There was an issue with the the thermistor.
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