What do you guys think? Vcore 300

Belts tensioned to 94hz through spectroid (what an incredible app by the way) with x gantry all the way on the Y endstop.
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AsicResistor
AsicResistor3w ago
Seems like my accellerometer isn't mapped right if I'm correct the x graph shows peaks on Y and the y graph shows peaks on Z
Prav
Prav3w ago
how is your ADXL mounted?
AsicResistor
AsicResistor3w ago
[mpu9250] i2c_mcu: rpi i2c_bus: i2c.1 axes_map: y,z,x I changed the axes_map setting, let's see what happens now 🙂
Prav
Prav3w ago
axes maps only changes the legend and colors on the plots, has no effect on the values
AsicResistor
AsicResistor3w ago
this is how it's mounted
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AsicResistor
AsicResistor3w ago
Too bad, I was hoping on achieving a bit more than 7700 accel 😄
AsicResistor
AsicResistor3w ago
Values are the same, axis seems fixed
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Prav
Prav3w ago
im not a fan of that mount it measures in the middle of nowhere, but i digress. first make sure the accelerometer is securely attached and it doesn't wobble if you touch it. then run ACCELEROMETER_QUERY and MEASURE_AXES_NOISE to verify it's working correctly and doesn't return invalid values (happens sometimes)
AsicResistor
AsicResistor3w ago
Yeah it's secured pretty firm, accelerometer values (x, y, z): 21.547815, 1266.532678, -9272.743030 Axes noise for xy-axis accelerometer: 1.670616 (x), 2.817194 (y), 1.414366 (z) These are the responses Y noise seems almost double but doesn't seem too crazy
Prav
Prav3w ago
noise is good if it's under 100, but it seems like it's a bit leaning forward/backward as Y shouldn't read 1/10th of earth acceleration while stationary. and if that's the case you'll get those Z artifacts in Y shaper graph
AsicResistor
AsicResistor3w ago
it might be leaning back a bit but that's hard to see, it seems flush with the printhead's face so I would think it is straight in the printer, my floor here is slightly tilted but nothing too bad either
AsicResistor
AsicResistor3w ago
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Prav
Prav3w ago
your wire harness might pull the toolhead back, you can move the wiring a bit by hand to see if it affects the toolhead. if it doesn't visibly twist, Y axis graph looks fine, it's about expected for stock build. X is super wide though. https://yko.im/2hex.png and the peak should be around the 100hz where you got a small peak
AsicResistor
AsicResistor3w ago
it seems pretty sturdy when I see the toolhead move I also see the X gantry twist
AsicResistor
AsicResistor3w ago
Seems like this guy's youtube tutorial's X axis is also in the same frequency range as mine, are you sure about the peak being around 100hz? Maybe he has larger printer and that's the difference
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AsicResistor
AsicResistor3w ago
I'll be looking into it further tomorrow, thanks for the help! 🙂 Should I connect my wire loom to my ptfe tube with zipties?
AsicResistor
AsicResistor3w ago
seems to have gotten worse after tying them together
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Prav
Prav3w ago
the video shows example of the shape, no idea what printer it was made one, here are some examples of stock 300mm X graphs. you are right they peak isn't at 100hz 😄
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