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  1. 24-07-2019 #11
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    One possible reason for different temperatures for the two motors on your Y axis is whether or not you have "half current when stationary" selected on both. A lot of stepper drivers have this option available - it cuts motor current to half normal value if the motor is just holding position and not moving. I'm only guessing here - I would expect the DIP switches on both Y drivers to be set identically.
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