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Settings: Ender 5 Pro, bugfix-2.1 (variant from around 10-12 hours ago), printing at 120 mm/s, acceleration set to 2000 mm/s^2 (tried with 2500 mm/s^2 too), classic jerk, 10 mm/s^3 for X,Y, 0.3 mm/s^3 for Z. IS enabled for both axis.
TL;DR: I am trying to calibrate Input Shaping for my Ender 5 Pro.
I got the Y axis right, but the X axis is giving me a big headache.
I tried to just do a nice 15-60 Hz frequency sweep. Needless to say I couldn't find the frequency to be in that domain, so I switched it up and used the Klipper method:
I tried calculating the frequency of the ringing in the X axis based off of the ringing patterns, but I have come up with multiple, ranging from 68 to 78 Hz, so sure, let's try to find the one in that range.
I tried to do a frequency sweep with a 0.15 dampening factor. No effect. Retried it with a 0.3 dampening factor. Slight effect, but nowhere could I see the right frequency.
The last thing I tried to do was retry to do a frequency sweep, but from 10 Hz to 100 Hz, with a dampening factor of 0.45.
In the following images you can see that it has done nothing to compensate, and I still have no idea which frequency is the right one.
Could there be more noise? Could there be some mechanical problems? Do I need to print the 9th calibration tower? Could there probably be some firmware related issues? Maybe my settings are wrong? Please, tell me, I've been at this for more than 7 hours now and it is getting very tiring.