ok my friend i put back the original step driver and it work but the axis its not going all the way to home even when i moved them manually . its going to half way only . is there a way to rest the positions of them i notice in move screen its show 0.0 on half way . thats way i think it will not go more ? right
Either A) The driver chip you have placed in the Y-axis is defective The stepper motor on the Y-axis is shorted somehow C) Inadequate cooling on the stepper driver chip (over temperature fault.)
Try moving the driver chip in the Y axis slot to another axis. Does it stay with the Y-axis, or does it move to the new position?
For instance: Remove the Y-axis and Z-axis driver chips and swap them.
If the error moves to Z-axis, then you have a bad driver chip If the error stays with the Y-axis, you have a problem with your Y-axis motor wiring or the motor itself.
<div>Y driver error detected: <- Says there is a problem with your Y-axis driver.</div><div>overtemperature</div><div>short to ground (coil A)</div><div>short to ground (coil B)<br><br></div><div>Driver registers:</div><div>X = 0x80:0C:00:00</div><div>Y = 0xFF:FF:FF:FF </div><div>Z = 0x80:0C:00:00</div><div>E0 = 0x80:0C:00:00</div>
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and it work
but the axis its not going all the way to home even when i moved them manually .
its going to half way only .
is there a way to rest the positions of them i notice in move screen its show 0.0 on half way . thats way i think it will not go more ? right
A) The driver chip you have placed in the Y-axis is defective
C) Inadequate cooling on the stepper driver chip (over temperature fault.)
Try moving the driver chip in the Y axis slot to another axis. Does it stay with the Y-axis, or does it move to the new position?
For instance:
Remove the Y-axis and Z-axis driver chips and swap them.
If the error moves to Z-axis, then you have a bad driver chip
If the error stays with the Y-axis, you have a problem with your Y-axis motor wiring or the motor itself.
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