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  1. 10-08-2017 #22
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    So, since I have changed my PSU, my steppers dont seem to want to perform. It could be a cheap PSU however not sure.

    If I am going to add in another PSU, should I try and increase the voltage? I cant see the exact number, I cant find these drives anywhere - but lets assume it will take 48V DC. I also need to check if the current settings are correct for the specific voltage. Currently everything runs off a 24V 10A supply.

    Would it be 'good practice' to try and get the voltage as high as possible?

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