MKS SERVO42C, an upgraded version of MKS SERVO42B, built-in Field-Oriented control algorithm, position/speed/ torque closed-loop, 4 Half bridge driver with 8 MOSFET, it makes the motor quieter, lower vibration and Lower calorific.
hi i made a 3d printer (old ender 3) i replaced the motors the drivers the MB the belts the hotend.
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moter: 42BYGHW811 (from a old k8200)
driver: mks servo42c (X,Y and Z)
mb: ramps 1.4
belts: TR8x8 rods
hotend: hemera revo
now the first couple of hours nothing seems odd. it all seems to work fine.
then i tried to calibrate the 3d printer with some test objects and everything went wrong.
it keept on skipping X and Y. and maby Z did not nortice.
well i figured out that its the Enable pin that causes this issue it not stable or something.
i changed the Enable pin on the LCD to HOLD and all the issue are gone.
hi i made a 3d printer (old ender 3) i replaced the motors the drivers the MB the belts the hotend. to moter: 42BYGHW811 (from a old k8200) driver: mks servo42c (X,Y and Z) mb: ramps 1.4 belts: TR8x8 rods hotend: hemera revo
now the first couple of hours nothing seems odd. it all seems to work fine. then i tried to calibrate the 3d printer with some test objects and everything went wrong. it keept on skipping X and Y. and maby Z did not nortice. well i figured out that its the Enable pin that causes this issue it not stable or something. i changed the Enable pin on the LCD to HOLD and all the issue are gone.