Sudden lost of Y2 slave control

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1 week 2 days ago #350384 by scsmith1451
Hi PCW;

I reinstalled the boards and then verified with halshow that all of the field input switches were functioning correctly. With the spindle located in the middle of the table I started the homing sequence. Z and X both homed properly, however, when Y started the homing process a, "joint.1 failed to unhome" message was presented 3 times then joint.1 began to home while joint2. failed to move.

The machine is configured with both the Y and the Y2 axes (joint.1 and joint.2) set up with "both limits and home" switches using a single input for each axis. Thus, neither axis home switch was triggered yet LINUXCNC could not logically unhome one of the two axes.

What is the next step to resolve this issue?

Kind Regards,

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1 week 2 days ago #350386 by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Sudden lost of Y2 slave control
One way to debug this might be to do a halscope plot of the homing sequence.
That is, plot the home switch states and Y +Y1 motion during a homeĀ 
move.

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1 week 2 days ago #350390 by tommylight
This looks a lot like a wiring issue, at an educated guess, one of the Mesa outputs to Y2 is tied to 5V.

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1 week 1 day ago #350419 by scsmith1451
Yes indeed it was a wiring issue. As I was debugging today I discovered the power connector to the micro stepper was loose. When will I ever learn?!

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