MKS SGen L V1.0
Posted by jaded
|
Re: MKS SGen L V1.0 March 18, 2020 11:04AM |
Thanks for your fast response 
I removed the jumpers under the drivers, and testing via pronterface says communication to drivers is ok.
[learn.watterott.com]
Can you please confirm that this is the MKS TMC2209 layout? As far as I am aware Watterott changed the PIN-Layout for their TMC2209, but Chinese manufacturerers stuck with the TMC2208 layout.
I will try out inverting the endstop logic later as I got a print running right now with mechanical endstops.
I removed the jumpers under the drivers, and testing via pronterface says communication to drivers is ok.[learn.watterott.com]
Can you please confirm that this is the MKS TMC2209 layout? As far as I am aware Watterott changed the PIN-Layout for their TMC2209, but Chinese manufacturerers stuck with the TMC2208 layout.
I will try out inverting the endstop logic later as I got a print running right now with mechanical endstops.
|
Re: MKS SGen L V1.0 March 18, 2020 03:05PM |
I connected both of them (X and Y) according to your instructions now. Now they are shown correctly as open when I check with M119.
They wont be triggered when hitting the casing though. I tried sensitivity settings between 5 and 250, no change at all...
Do you have an idea what I am missing?
Nevermind. Mixed up X and Y when setting the jumpers. Everything is working now. Thank you very much
Sidenote: #define QUICK_HOME proofed to be problematic for me, turning it off helped me a lot
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 03/18/2020 03:23PM by LaKi.
They wont be triggered when hitting the casing though. I tried sensitivity settings between 5 and 250, no change at all...
Do you have an idea what I am missing?
Nevermind. Mixed up X and Y when setting the jumpers. Everything is working now. Thank you very much
Sidenote: #define QUICK_HOME proofed to be problematic for me, turning it off helped me a lot
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 03/18/2020 03:23PM by LaKi.
|
Re: MKS SGen L V1.0 June 23, 2020 08:17PM |
Quote
jaded
Quote
commo81
Wow, thanks. At least I can see pin assignments now, unfortunately, I had tried the E0 line for enabling heat fan to come on above 50 degrees and it just didn't work for some reason. I have a MKS GEN L board coming with the ATMEGA 2560 onboard and I think I am just going to use that and if it works, I'll be sending the MKS SGEN_L board back because this is just a headache for me with the issues I am having, mostly my EZABL not working on Z_MIN or Z_MAX. Banging my head on my desk over here lol. I really don't care to be up until 3am again tonight.
On the mks base boards I have flashed I had to specify the pin for the fan that I was using for the extruder cooling fan.
On the mks base that would have been d10 or d7 depending on which I was using.
Since I haven't dug into flashing the sgen yet I am not sure what pin it would be.
I can tell you that the above 50 degree auto fan turn on and off works. It's just a matter of finding the right pin.
Hi.
This code working (autofan),
#define E0_AUTO_FAN_PIN P2_06 //alias D7 for old "gen l board" (alias FAN1_PIN alias E1 heater)
//working serial port for octoprint:
#define SERIAL_PORT -1
#define SERIAL_PORT_2 0
#define BAUDRATE 250000
octoprint "firmware updater" plugin is working but need TF card.
good description: [github.com]
Happy wireless fw update
best regards, Jozsef.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/23/2020 08:22PM by njozsef.
Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.