CR-10/S/Mini & Ender-5 default TMC RMS currents #15666
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The Ender 5 motors are X Z 42-34 and Y E 42-40, I think the configuration in your post is for the Ender 3. |
Add default TMC RMS current values for the CR-10, CR-10S, CR-10 Mini and Ender-5.
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I've updated the Y motor size. Thanks! |
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Description
As a follow up to #15115, this PR adds default TMC RMS current values for the CR-10, CR-10S, CR-10 Mini and Ender-5 since stepper motors were easily identifiable online.
Note: Stock motors are rated from the manufacturer using peak values instead of RMS (See bigtreetech/BIGTREETECH-SKR-mini-E3#22 (comment) and this gist from @knoopx), which is why these values are less than the advertised ratings of 840mA for 34mm and 1000mA for 40mm steppers.
Benefits
Easier setup of UART/SPI TMC drivers with an aftermarket mainboard on several Creality printers.
This also prevents motors from overheating due to users setting current using peak ratings instead of RMS (the motor manufacturer advertises with peak values instead of RMS) or using Marlin's default values.
Related Issues
#15115
Edit: A *666 PR number is fitting since this lowers current to prevent the steppers from getting hotter than
hel-the sun.