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| to the top speed your steppers can go, as these refer to the actuator speed (the X and Y steppers) which on a corexy can run nearly twice as fast as the requested Cartesian speed when going in certain directions. | to the top speed your steppers can go, as these refer to the actuator speed (the X and Y steppers) which on a corexy can run nearly twice as fast as the requested Cartesian speed when going in certain directions. | ||
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| + | == Getting Direction Right | ||
| + | Movement in the X direction or Y direction always involves both alpha and beta motors. This can make it confusing to configure a corexy solution. If you find that after wiring and configuring your printer that movement is wrong, then these possible solutions may help: | ||
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| + | ^^Problem ^^ Possible Solution^^ | ||
| + | ||My axes are swapped|| Invert the signal of one motor by adding or removing '!' || | ||
| + | ||One of my axes goes in the wrong direction|| Swap the alpha and beta cables or swap the pin assignments || | ||
