Hello, I have upgraded my Creality CR-10 with the Manta E3EZ and EZ2209 and got everything working.
I however had issues with all the steppers overheating (i.e the extruder melts the PLA when trying to extrude)
Based on the documentation I have to adjust the run_current in Klipper to have the EZ2209 driver limit the current to the steppers.
This is where I got some weird behaviour when setting the run_current in Klipper, if I set (taking the x motor as an example):
After setting this config the stepper on that axis moves about 50% of the distance when homing compared to when the configuration isn't set + there is more coil whine and the steppers move really slowly. In addition, after some debugging makes it seem like changing the uart_pin: PB8 doesn't have any effect. Is this the correct pin for UART for the x stepper? It almost seems like when the default values set the uart_pin to the correct values.
If I comment out the config above, the steppers suddenly behave as expected but then I have the overheating issue again. Even if I set the stepper run_current to the max 2A it doesn't make difference.
Hello, I have upgraded my Creality CR-10 with the Manta E3EZ and EZ2209 and got everything working. I however had issues with all the steppers overheating (i.e the extruder melts the PLA when trying to extrude)
Based on the documentation I have to adjust the
run_current
in Klipper to have the EZ2209 driver limit the current to the steppers. This is where I got some weird behaviour when setting therun_current
in Klipper, if I set (taking the x motor as an example):After setting this config the stepper on that axis moves about 50% of the distance when homing compared to when the configuration isn't set + there is more coil whine and the steppers move really slowly. In addition, after some debugging makes it seem like changing the
uart_pin: PB8
doesn't have any effect. Is this the correct pin for UART for the x stepper? It almost seems like when the default values set the uart_pin to the correct values.If I comment out the config above, the steppers suddenly behave as expected but then I have the overheating issue again. Even if I set the stepper run_current to the max 2A it doesn't make difference.