Closed adepacarmerah closed 12 months ago
Is the buzzing there when the motors are not moving and you disable motors off by setting $1=255
? And doees it change a bit when adjusting the current?
If so it could be normal for this kind of drivers.
yes it happens when the motor is idle, the default setting $S1=10 when I replace 255 there is no change, will this hum damage the motor? If it doesn't damage me, I'll just continue because I really like the GRBLHal on the Mach 3 board, Oh yes, I intend to build an STM 32 f4xx for 3 axes, do you think I should use a CNC 4060 or minimal Blackpill?
$S1=10 when I replace 255 there is no change
That is odd. When set to 10 the motor drivers should be disabled. However, the driver enable signal is not available on a connector so the drivers are always on with this board... You write "hum" - is the noise low frequency or high frequency? The drivers you mentioned will, IIRC, sometimes generate a high frequency noise in the motors - more so if the current is set a bit too high. Anyhow, if the motors does not get too hot I guess it does not matter. If they do be sure to adjust the current to match the motors.
do you think I should use a CNC 4060 or minimal Blackpill?
Use the one that provides the inputs and outputs you need.
thx Terje, I appreciate your work, especially since the newest Sienci longboard will use GRBLHal
I successfully installed GRBLHal on the BOB Mach3 board, but the Stepper Dynamo buzzes and vibrates a bit when using the A4988 driver and drv 8825, but it can run GCode perfectly, is there any solution to prevent the Stepper dynamo from vibrating and buzzing?