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[BUG] Delta goes insane
Did you test the latest bugfix-2.1.x
code?
Yes, and the problem still exists.
Bug Description
The latest (02/13/24) bugfix goes nuts on my delta. All steppers, including the extruder, move wildly and randomly. M48 and G33 are not possible.
Bug Timeline
Very recently. I currently run bugfix from Jan 12, 2024 very well.
Expected behavior
I expect it to do what the g-code tells it to do.
Actual behavior
It does whatever it wants.
Steps to Reproduce
- Download, compile, and install the latest bugfix
- Run known good g-code
- Dive for power switch
Version of Marlin Firmware
2.1.2.2
Printer model
Anycubic Predator
Electronics
stock Trigorilla Pro (STM32F103ZETA
LCD/Controller
Anycubic TFT 3.5
Other add-ons
No response
Bed Leveling
None
Your Slicer
None
Host Software
None
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Configuration.h
andConfiguration_adv.h
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could you drop the max feed rate to something like 1mm/min and then demonstrate 'insane'? then also a slow crawl to the power switch should suffice
could you drop the max feed rate to something like 1mm/min and then demonstrate 'insane'? then also a slow crawl to the power switch should suffice
Nope, that's not it. Attached are the configs for my working copy of bugfix 2.1.2.1 Not much difference per WinMerge comparison, and the feedrate is even higher. 2.1.2.1_Working_Configs.zip
Lowering max feedrate was so you could observe what it is doing... so we have a clue where to start looking. goes insane is not a useful description.
Here;s a couple of short videos, running identical Benchy g-code: Movs.zip Insane_2.1.2.2.zip
The 2.1.2.2 bugfix on May 20, 2024 works, kinda, so I am closing this. I would still like to see the missing significant figures for calibration standard deviations, but that's a related but different issue.
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