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Posted · E-steps UM2+ feeder with old UM2 motor

After researching I found most are recommending 738 steps using the old UM2 motor with the new UM2+ feeder. I built myself a UM2 clone and installed the new UM2+ feeder with the old motor and I'm running TinkerGnome software.

I'm still learning to dial it in but I was wondering if anyone would confirm 738 e-steps works well or has anyone found a better setting?

Thanks All!

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    Posted · E-steps UM2+ feeder with old UM2 motor

    Yes 738 works really well and is what I am using.

    369 Steps is what the UM2+ uses and because you are using the original stepper that does double the amount of steps per rotation then 369x2=738

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    Posted · E-steps UM2+ feeder with old UM2 motor

    Thanks @Labern

     

    Yes 738 works really well and is what I am using.

    369 Steps is what the UM2+ uses and because you are using the original stepper that does double the amount of steps per rotation then 369x2=738

     

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    Posted · E-steps UM2+ feeder with old UM2 motor

    Hi Labern.

    I'm modding my UM2+ (upgraded from 2) with the Mark 2 second extruder, Downloading your modded 22mm um2+ housing to fit a 2nd um2+ feeder and um2 old motor.

    Should I be using the above 738 e-step value in the firmware? Any thing else...how about to reverse the motor rotation?

    Thank you in advance?

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