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How to test ONLY Stepper Motor on DIY ULTIMAKER 2 Printer
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· How to test ONLY Stepper Motor on DIY ULTIMAKER 2 Printer
You say that you've built a printer that is similar to the Ultimaker, do you happen to have a temp sensor? Why not just plug that in? Or you could try tricking the firmware by plugging in a resistor in that connector, 108ohms is "room temp", so any resistor close to that should work.
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· How to test ONLY Stepper Motor on DIY ULTIMAKER 2 Printer
I'm told you can just short the temperature pins together - not sure why that works (would think some kind of temp error) but I saw it working for someone a few days ago.
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You say that you've built a printer that is similar to the Ultimaker, do you happen to have a temp sensor? Why not just plug that in? Or you could try tricking the firmware by plugging in a resistor in that connector, 108ohms is "room temp", so any resistor close to that should work.
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