New start

**JAZZCNC** · 18-03-2018

Go back to basics. Disconnect the enable wires and see if they come on.

Unless your 100% sure and confident that the schematic you have works it's always a good idea to wire in stages. Start with just powering up and seeing if latching system works and you have power to right places at the correct voltages.
Then start introducing things like enable or fault monitoring etc.

Ideally you should have written down all the I/O pin# your using and what's connected to those I/O #'s. Then when you have any trouble you can start tracing wires from that Pin# back to it's device. Makes trouble shooting so much easier.

**Nr1madman** · 18-03-2018

Originally Posted by JAZZCNC

Go back to basics. Disconnect the enable wires and see if they come on.

Unless your 100% sure and confident that the schematic you have works it's always a good idea to wire in stages. Start with just powering up and seeing if latching system works and you have power to right places at the correct voltages.
Then start introducing things like enable or fault monitoring etc.

Ideally you should have written down all the I/O pin# your using and what's connected to those I/O #'s. Then when you have any trouble you can start tracing wires from that Pin# back to it's device. Makes trouble shooting so much easier.

You are of course correct :D
Will go back to basic when time is available!

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**Nr1madman** · 20-03-2018

Im an idiot!

But a happy idiot :D

Got the drivers powering up WIIIHOOO!

Sad to say I did something wrong with the steppers. But after some old fashioned anger I found what I did :D
Have adjusted two motors and can now claim some kind of movement on x axis!
Two motors left to adjust and then I might be getting real movement! Yeah!!

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**Desertboy** · 20-03-2018

Originally Posted by Nr1madman

Im an idiot!

But a happy idiot :D

Got the drivers powering up WIIIHOOO!

Sad to say I did something wrong with the steppers. But after some old fashioned anger I found what I did :D
Have adjusted two motors and can now claim some kind of movement on x axis!
Two motors left to adjust and then I might be getting real movement! Yeah!!

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The first movements on the first router builder are all the sweeter because it's when you get to see if you actually got it right ;)

**Nr1madman** · 20-03-2018

Originally Posted by Desertboy

The first movements on the first router builder are all the sweeter because it's when you get to see if you actually got it right ;)

I didn't do it right but got it working after some anger and madness :D

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**JAZZCNC** · 20-03-2018

Originally Posted by Nr1madman

I didn't do it right but got it working after some anger and madness :D

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It's called learning.!!. . . . Unfortunately, some learn in harder ways than others but it's all good fun.

**Nr1madman** · 20-03-2018

Originally Posted by JAZZCNC

It's called learning.!!. . . . Unfortunately, some learn in harder ways than others but it's all good fun.

Yeah!
Wouldn't have happened without you all.
The people in this forum are amazing,
I'm not really there yet but thanks for all the help so far...

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**Nr1madman** · 20-03-2018

If anyone have the same problem as I had with uc300usb and e stop then I think I found a fix.

I hadn't made an error connecting it but it had a jumper that controlled if it was powered via usb or external 5v.
I had it on usb supply apparently and this somehow got triggered by e stop (interference or current surge/dip?) Causing the controller to loose connection to uccnc.

Now I have tried it with power from stable 5v supply and nothing happens with the connection when e stopping, well except the pc senses e stop as it should :D

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**JAZZCNC** · 20-03-2018

Originally Posted by Nr1madman

If anyone have the same problem as I had with uc300usb and e stop then I think I found a fix.

I hadn't made an error connecting it but it had a jumper that controlled if it was powered via usb or external 5v.
I had it on usb supply apparently and this somehow got triggered by e stop (interference or current surge/dip?) Causing the controller to loose connection to uccnc.

Now I have tried it with power from stable 5v supply and nothing happens with the connection when e stopping, well except the pc senses e stop as it should :D

That's USB for ya.!!. . . . Like Box Chocolates.?