TMC ’ extruder ’ reports error: DRV.STATUS : 40190010 s2vsa=1 (ShortToSupply_A!) cs_actual:25 stealth:1

General Discussion
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Basic Information:

Printer Model: Ender 3 V2 (all default hardware including the stepper motors etc)
MCU / Printerboard: BTT Manta m8p (TMC 2209)

klippy(2).log (7.2 MB)

Describe your issue:

My extruder stepper doesn’t work, the stepper doesn’t seem to engage. the following is the error:
TMC ’ extruder ’ reports error: DRV.STATUS : 40190010 s2vsa=1 (ShortToSupply_A!) cs_actual:25 stealth:1 …

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https://www.klipper3d.org/TMC_Drivers.html#tmc-reports-error-shorttognd-or-shorttosupply

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TMC reports error: ... reset=1(Reset) OR CS_ACTUAL=0(Reset?) OR SE=0(Reset?)

(TMC drivers - Klipper documentation)

can you please let me know where I can find these errors if they show up? I have already hashed the stealth chop and can hear the skipping sound but it doesn’t extrude or retract.

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My guess is it’s wired incorrectly, or you have a bad connection or wire. I can’t offer any other help. The info at the link is the best information available.

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The Manta M8P pins for motors are wrong in the manual. See this.

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I have the same issue but can’t access what you’re linking to…

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Hello @Buckeyeprof !

If you can’t access, then it is not the same issue.

Please open a new thread with all the required information.

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My issue was the same exact issue and I was trying to follow the directions in this thread to fix it. However, when clicking the link in George’s comment that should have lead to a corrected pinout, there’s nothing to view.

So, I replied to George to let him know the link doesn’t contain what was promised or I can’t access it.

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See Manta-M8P/Hardware/BIGTREETECH MANTA M8P V1.0 PinOut.png at master · bigtreetech/Manta-M8P · GitHub
Verify your motor connector against this pin-out

The errors that @George mentioned have been fixed in the Manta documentation.

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That was the pinout I had and it’s not very informative. I assumed 2B 2A 1A 1B was the same as B- A- A+ B- on my steppers. But it’s actually B+ B- A- A+.

Thankfully the TMC2209s protect themselves from incorrect wiring so I was able to trial-and-error my way to the correct wiring.

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You will typically find this 2A 2B 1B 1A or B1 B2 A1 A2 on the printerboard. The meaning of marking is not uniform, but I dare say:

  • The first character typically is the coil / phase numbering (Very important, since mixing the coils has a good chance to destroy the stepper)
  • The second character is the polarity (less important, since it can be reversed in the software)
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