Regulator thermal protection?

Yes, it says, Allows driver setup (microstep mode, current, etc.) at runtime for all axes.I assume this implies setting by the Android app or SHC. Current is not optional. If not limited by this setti

Thanks Chris. Maybe I should develop dedicated pathways in my boxes to keep everything the same and consistent. I am using the same wires and gauges each time. There has to be some shielding/faraday c

Mine works fine. Also look how you dress the leads inside each box. Try not to run the sense wires across the wemos for example.

Sounds like a short. The regulator's short/thermal protection is kicking in soon after power up. Even the cheap high frequency DC-DC buck converters seem to have there safeguards. Start with all the m

Yup...those are set and confirmed....I did a quick revert to 4.24k with all else the same and it was no problem...I suspect that changes to 4.24q also need an updated indi driver?...it seems like the

Also you can't enable tone and status LED simultaneously.

#EQ5 #error #wemos #esp32

Yes, I spent some time on this. The approach I would take is to use these pins except Aux8. And IO32 & IO33 for STP and DIR. They are accessible here. You could use a carrier breakout board.

#esp32 #wemos #250p #arduino #d1

This WIKI has the driver details. I used the Fystec 3.0 drivers successfully.

While slewing, I have recently experienced a sudden dead stop, usually about halfway to the target. Please, what might be happening here? Is it a current setting problem perhaps, or something else? Ma

Date/Time and Location coordinates are accurate in OnStep? There is this option to set them with Indi

Yike - trying to slew and solve - prevoius OnStep with these version (4.24k) was fine - suddenly I get 2022-05-18T01:23:01: [ERROR] OnStep slew/syncError: Not in range of values that should be returne

Here's the Wiki for discussing the drivers for MKS Gen-L https://onstep.groups.io/g/main/wiki/28534

There is the problem, Bob. Current for a TMC5160 must be set through the Config.h file, otherwise it defaults to max current to drive your motors. Because these drivers have the stand-still current re

Hi Mike everything on the config file is set to off. Bob

Hi Bob, It's current to the driver that creates heat. What are your current settings for each driver? Perhaps you have it set too high?

Yeah i am using ver 4 now. This is the first time i have had a problem with the MiniESP3. I just tested another one i got from George and it appears to work also. So i think i just need to narrow down

Ok Howard then normal.? Bob

Fleep, How much telescope are you trying to drive? Do you have a Coronado PST or or similar Lunt solar scope? For tracking the sun you should be fine. Also, Do not create a new topic/message when you

I think Chris is referring to OnStepX capabilities here, not sure if you're using X but there are settings to help deal with this on the software side if so.