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| kayzed1:
I have pulled the heat sink now and binned the rest. |
| kayzed1:
So i am just waiting for a diddy box the connect the stepper feed wires to my cable, She is alive and no more :zap: Was very slow and i could stop the table with two fingers :scratch: so i upped the amps to 2.4 and set the speed to 5, i can now not stop the table but it is still very slow. The table with my Myford 3 jaw chuck fitted is running about an inch a minute is that correct any body who has used one? Many thanks. Lyn. |
| Will_D:
@kayzed; What driver are you using and what are ther DIP switches set to for pilses per rev? Sounds like you need to change the dip switches! |
| kayzed1:
I will look at it tomorrow Will, i think it is just a cheapO no name no number jobbie. The expensive one did not work and the K179 had no power at all, it bought years ago for doing robots for the kids... i remember changing the dips to up the current to get it to hold but do not remember seeing any thing about pulse count... Lyn. |
| Will_D:
This a typical driver module: https://www.google.ie/search?q=M542T&espv=2&biw=1213&bih=624&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj8kMyLtqHPAhXpL8AKHcm0Bj8Q_AUIBigB#imgrc=NVjl6lp6hw4MxM%3A There are 8 dip switches that set steps and current limits and th ehold current! HTH Will |
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