ARM Cortex-M3 series STM32F103RCT6 chip with 32-bit CPU 72MHz. Equipped with highly modular open source firmware Marlin2.0, convenient for users DIY and secondary development, exempt from the worries of the core code;
I don't know why my z motor is not moving, if I connect the motor to another axis, it works.
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I also replaced the driver (they are both new drivers) but this does nothing.
Also I move the steps down to 80 to see if it was something to do with the steps per mm. Still nothing.
I tried both connectors, (I know they are in parallel with the same driver)
I used the same cable to connect the motor to another axis and it worked, (same cable, same motor different axis)
Is there a conf or something I need to change on marlin ?
UPDATE:
If I connect 2 motors (one in each port) it works..... But my printer only have 1 z motor, is there are marlin option to use only one? a jumper on board??? something???
UPDATE 2:
There is a picture with some jumpers in one of the z sockets.... It worked... I am so dumb.
I don't know why my z motor is not moving, if I connect the motor to another axis, it works. . I also replaced the driver (they are both new drivers) but this does nothing.
Also I move the steps down to 80 to see if it was something to do with the steps per mm. Still nothing.
I tried both connectors, (I know they are in parallel with the same driver)
I used the same cable to connect the motor to another axis and it worked, (same cable, same motor different axis)
Is there a conf or something I need to change on marlin ?
UPDATE:
If I connect 2 motors (one in each port) it works..... But my printer only have 1 z motor, is there are marlin option to use only one? a jumper on board??? something???
UPDATE 2:
There is a picture with some jumpers in one of the z sockets.... It worked... I am so dumb.