Your velocity is set higher than can be achieved with your kernel speed setting.
Lower the velocity, or increase the kernel speed.
Went to calibrate my Y axis to see if any accuracy changes occur with the weather turning colder, inputted my measurement and now I get the 'One or more axis are tuned too fast for current kernel speed' error and the Y axis will not move, all other axis' are fine. Please advise, thanks.
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Your velocity is set higher than can be achieved with your kernel speed setting.
Lower the velocity, or increase the kernel speed.
Gerry
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Thanks, looks like my Y motor steps got set at 56000, the other axis' are only around 4000, how do I find the optimal steps for my y axis again, thanks?
Hi,
That suggests that you are using a way too fine microstepping regime or you have a huge gear reduction in that axis.looks like my Y motor steps got set at 56000
Tell us about that axis.....what sort of stepper, what driver, what microstepping, what belt/gear reduction, what ballscre pitch?
Craig
Or is there an extra 0?