First, $$ reports all of the parameters saved in the EEPROM on the laser controller itself.
Then you see an ok, and the controller starts it’s boot process
Controller is a MKS DLC32
Kinematic system is CoreXY, CoreXY is a popular motion system that uses two stationary stepper motors and an intricate belt system to move the laser head in the X and Y directions, allowing for faster, more precise movements with less moving mass compared to traditional Cartesian lasers.
Now we get into an error report
E (277) ledc: requested frequency and duty resolution can not be achieved, try reducing freq_hz or duty_resolution. div_param=139
On an ESP32 this means your chosen frequency and PWM resolution are too high for the hardware to handle simultaneously. I wouldn’t expect this error on an out-of-the-box machine, but I’ve been proven wrong by some manufacturers initial settings before. Did you make any changes to the settings?
Hi Colin Thank you for quick answer! You wrote: I wouldn’t expect this error on an out-of-the-box machine, but I’ve been proven wrong by some manufacturers initial settings before. Did you make any changes to the settings?
Well, its all my bad, I have made many changes, that I didnt be sure, what did I do.. Now, I have try to correct those changes. Obviously I have no idea what did I think of.. This is my consol view now :
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