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Feature requests: Display encoder error/delta as a percentage. #592

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Squid116 opened this issue Jan 9, 2025 · 2 comments
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Feature requests: Display encoder error/delta as a percentage. #592

Squid116 opened this issue Jan 9, 2025 · 2 comments
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@Squid116
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Squid116 commented Jan 9, 2025

When you move it gives you the desired move and the actual measured:

Take for example this result from MMU_TEST_MOVE MOVE=100:

1:09 pm Moved 600.0mm (measured 582.0mm)

It would be useful to keep an eye on that delta as a percentage i.e.

1:09 pm Moved 600.0mm (measured 582.0mm (97.0%))

or

1:09 pm Moved 600.0mm (measured 582.0mm (-3.0%))
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ningpj commented Jan 9, 2025

Have you had a look at Happy Hare statistics as it tracks unload and load slippage per gate over time for this reason (e.g. data behind the gate status emojis)? No problem if you already know about it, just wanted to make sure. Im also not near my printer so cant attach detailed gate stats at the moment.

mmu_stats detail=1

https://github.com/moggieuk/Happy-Hare/wiki/Statistics-and-Consumption-Counters#---gate-statistics

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Indeed the "percentage" display in the stats is an aggregate % difference of movement vs measured movement. I think this aggregate is more useful than individual % for h/w diagnostics.

The log messages for movement are quite distributed so adding a % to each move is a bit awkward. Added to the "STEPPER" level debugging (log_file_level: 4) would be easy..

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