X and Y motor axis confused even after swapping wires on mainboard
Whenever I home the printer the x-axis homes correctly and when the y gantry hits the switch the led turns green but the gantry mashes itself into the switch.
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Check the endstop state on your machine tab and double check your wiring of the endstop. I killed with a incorrect wiring one of my endstop ports because I did not pay attention. See the pinout for the endstop here https://discord.com/channels/582187371529764864/791048619997659176/1207768018969427998.
If the endstop port is dead it will be always triggered and you have to use a new port.
To do so you have then to provide the new endstop port pin for the y axes in you overwrite section in your printer.cfg here a example:
Good luck.
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so heres the thing. The endstop reports the correct state when tested. Open when not pressed and triggers when tested. So its confusing to home the machine and see the y gantry hit the switch and never stop the motors
and my wiring is correct
What about all the jumpers under your drivers?
i took them out as i was instructed to in the manual
except the one second to last on the bottom
okay
im finding something out
Okay I found something very odd
This no longer seems like an endstop issue
I verified that my steppers move the correct direction last night and now they are moving completely wrong. When I move x axis the printer moves the y axis and vice versa
I moved the cables around thinking I had it wrong but it still doesn't fix the issue
This is very odd knowing the fact that it worked last night and I havent changed anything other than adding the extruder sensor and 4028 fan
[solved] I had inverted the y stepper and caused the kinematics to be all messed up