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bug on high speed move ( all axes ) #168
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O_O very strange... |
Uhm... You have acc for Z at 20... Please set it to 100 and try the same test.. |
Can you do a test with Marlin RC8? |
test with Marlin 1.1.0-RC8 i think it electrical problem, too high step rate make power shutdown ( possible ATX power protection?) base settings: |
With M92 you set axis step per unit and 3200 or 2000 is absolutly normally for cartesian. |
change driver microstep to 1/16 completely solved the problem (in Marlin 1.1.0-RC8 ) |
Yes it is possible, but the steprate barrier non reset the board... |
i test current dev with both disabled Z_LATE_ENABLE and SLOWDOWN With 1/16 microstep both firmware (Marlin & MarlinKimbra) work fine and very fast: |
ok very good... |
is not power protection, board rebooted also if ATX not switched on |
hi This error affects all the axis: it has the following settings/hardware: test code: P.S. Earlier versions did not have this problem (when it is emerged - unknown) P.S.S. Repieter firmware on this test work fine |
oops |
omg huge bug work for this test gcode. i have it too. any idea ? |
#sh4jonny use MK4duo non this version.. |
#MagoKimbra sorry of course I use MK4duo from master branch |
i found strange bug, see the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRhAlPOKss8
first 40 sec is normal work on z=12 mm/s , and last i try give more speed (20 mm/s).
1.30-2.05 sec move on 18mm/s
RAMPS 1.4 on Mega2560, cartesian , current dev (450bcb207a58b2cdcbdf20a443bc57fc55408a2e) with my config.
Z_LATE is disabled
Any idea ?
is 100% not mechanical problem.
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