Update your machine.xml with the latest from GitHub and it may fix the backlash issue. I faced the same (as have many others) and it was a misconfiguration on an axis I believe. I ended up scrapping the provided machine.xml in favor of a from scratch config that is ready for the second nozzle.
Thanks Mike! A couple of weeks ago I merged a whole mess of changes from the machine.xml on Github. The big change I saw today in Stephen's machine.xml is the "motion-control-type" was set to "ToolpathFeedRate" and has been switched to "ConstantAccelleration". That sure sounds related to the error I'm getting. I made the change, and my LumenPNP is behind me right now calibrating the X axis. It is probably doing it incorrectly (I forgot to hit apply when I changed the compensation method!), but it is going through a whole mess of motions, which is progress and super exciting! :)
@@patregan great! I've upgraded to the Marlin 2.1.x bug fix branch and adjusted default steps for X and Y to 80 (from 40) and microsteps to 16 (from 8) on the same. I was having issues with 0.01mm movements prior to updates and had a backlash of around 0.11mm. After the updates though I'm able to move around 0.005mm at a time.
@@atanisoftware That's interesting! That's right around where my X axis came in during compensation. OpenPNP implied that I may have done a bad job at calibrating my cameras, which is a definitely possibility! :)
@@patregan my Y axis was similar iirc. After updating the firmware with adjustments it is considerably faster, quieter and more accurate. Backlash also switched it's compensation mode (forget which now).
Update your machine.xml with the latest from GitHub and it may fix the backlash issue. I faced the same (as have many others) and it was a misconfiguration on an axis I believe.
I ended up scrapping the provided machine.xml in favor of a from scratch config that is ready for the second nozzle.
Thanks Mike! A couple of weeks ago I merged a whole mess of changes from the machine.xml on Github. The big change I saw today in Stephen's machine.xml is the "motion-control-type" was set to "ToolpathFeedRate" and has been switched to "ConstantAccelleration".
That sure sounds related to the error I'm getting. I made the change, and my LumenPNP is behind me right now calibrating the X axis. It is probably doing it incorrectly (I forgot to hit apply when I changed the compensation method!), but it is going through a whole mess of motions, which is progress and super exciting! :)
@@patregan great! I've upgraded to the Marlin 2.1.x bug fix branch and adjusted default steps for X and Y to 80 (from 40) and microsteps to 16 (from 8) on the same. I was having issues with 0.01mm movements prior to updates and had a backlash of around 0.11mm. After the updates though I'm able to move around 0.005mm at a time.
@@atanisoftware That's interesting! That's right around where my X axis came in during compensation. OpenPNP implied that I may have done a bad job at calibrating my cameras, which is a definitely possibility! :)
@@patregan my Y axis was similar iirc. After updating the firmware with adjustments it is considerably faster, quieter and more accurate. Backlash also switched it's compensation mode (forget which now).