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    from your description I don't see any thing wrong

    do you have the stepper driver enable inputs connected ??

    if you do
    try running with the enable disconnected
    (the enable is a negative logic input so the drive is enabled with no input !! )

    if Mach 3 is a bit slow enabling the drive that could be a cause of you missing steps


    what position do you have switch 4 ?

    if its off , the motor current will be reduced when the motor is idle

    switched on , the current remains at the 4.2A you set the stepper driver to.
    and you should feel more resistance when you try to manually turn the hand wheel



    John

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    Last edited by john swift; 21-06-2018 at 09:30 PM. Reason: add PS

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