What have I done wrong

[Stucarius]

Do you have any idea as to what is wrong? I am currently inclined to completly rebuild the printer.cfg file.

 

[shiftingtech]

Do you have any idea as to what is wrong? I am currently inclined to completly rebuild the printer.cfg file.

I really want to see a screenshot of the console where you're running the command, and getting nothing in response, because that's just...not how it works.

 

[Stucarius]

I wrote an earlier reply but apparently the forum software did not post the reply.

Do you have any thoughts on what might be wrong?

I am inclined to remake the printer.cfg file and see if that helps.

 

[Stucarius]

nor does the machine I took that screenshot on.

OK I ran another query and I got this:
x:TRIGGERED y:TRIGGERED zpen

 

[shiftingtech]

Alright. So. The expected result there is Open for both, until you actually try to home.

So we need to figure out why that's not happening and...I'm embarrassed to admit, I seem to have missed the obvious in your log, days ago.

[stepper_x]
endstop_pin = PC15

and no diag pin setup at all

endstop_pin should be pointing at the virtual endstop, and the diag pin, well, should be configured.

see https://docs.vorondesign.com/tuning/sensorless.html

 

[Upperbottom]

Stucarius, have you set up sensorless homing (shiftingtech links to the instruction for this)?

Only then you get X/Y without endstops (the stepperdrivers become your endstop..sorta).

The eddy probe only senses in z-direction and cannot detect the X/Y dimensions....

 

[Stucarius]

Stucarius, have you set up sensorless homing (shiftingtech links to the instruction for this)?

Only then you get X/Y without endstops (the stepperdrivers become your endstop..sorta).

The eddy probe only senses in z-direction and cannot detect the X/Y dimensions....

I thought I set up sensorless for all end stops but I gave up on that and went ahead with Eddy for Z endstop and physical triggers for X and Y. When I turn on the machine and boot up Klipper I am still getting X:triggered Y:triggered Zpen.....Whats up?

 

[5twenty]

Try putting a caret on the endstop_pin on X and Y steppers:

endstop_pin: PC15 > endstop_pin: ^PC15 on X

and

endstop_pin: PD7 > endstop_pin: ^PD7

then query again, and let us know what it says.

 

[shiftingtech]

I thought I set up sensorless for all end stops but I gave up on that and went ahead with Eddy for Z endstop and physical triggers for X and Y. When I turn on the machine and boot up Klipper I am still getting X:triggered Y:triggered Zpen.....Whats up?

did you remove the relevent DIAG jumpers when you switched back to wired? Did you check that the two endstop_pins match the ports you have your endstops actually plugged in to?

 

[5twenty]

A lot of unanswered questions for someone wanting to lick this issue.

And making two threads....

 

[3dCase]

I don’t have physical endstops. I’m using the Eddy for that. Could that be the problem?

As was mentioned before, the eddy current sensor is only for the z axis. For x and y you need another solution. You can have switches OR you can use sensorless homing. But either way it needs to be setup and defined properly. What do you think you are using for x and y homing?

 

[masorey]

I don’t have physical endstops. I’m using the Eddy for that. Could that be the problem?

Eddy is just for z axis. Endstops forn x and y requiers jumpers on the board (x and y) and doing a calibration procedure that is kindoff well documented