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  1. #1
    good to see your making progress

    If I was correct in post 7 in calculating the number of micro steps as 8

    "with a 200 step/rev motor
    the YOC335 pulse/rev = 1600 gives you 1600/200 micro steps = 8

    so you need to set the TB6560 switches S3 & S4 to 8 (both to 1) "

    setting the new drive to 8 microsteps should make distance the axis moves stay the same as before

    John

  2. #2
    yes i set the switches to 8 but i will check the travel distance before i do a test cut.
    i will get back to you and let you know how i get on

  3. #3
    i have just gone to set the job up and zeroed everything and noticed the stepper motor is creeping while on standby. i run the cutting program anyway just to see how it performed and when cutting in slow areas like arcs or corners the motor is noisy as if missing steps

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jed Clampit View Post
    i have just gone to set the job up and zeroed everything and noticed the stepper motor is creeping while on standby. i run the cutting program anyway just to see how it performed and when cutting in slow areas like arcs or corners the motor is noisy as if missing steps
    I would check thee stepper motor connections at the bob to see if they are loose it could also be EMI does it move when the spindle is off. Which stepper is it all or just one?
    ..Clive
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  5. #5
    it is only on the axis that the new board operates and it only seems to do it when the spindle is running

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jed Clampit View Post
    it is only on the axis that the new board operates and it only seems to do it when the spindle is running
    Then that sounds like EMI
    ..Clive
    The more you know, The better you know, How little you know

  7. #7
    what is EMI Clive ?

  8. #8
    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    Then that sounds like EMI
    Clive is spot on here.
    The EMI often tracks up the mains lead from the spindle motor/driver and back down the lead to the PSU for the control system, separating the two to plug-in points opposite ends of the ring main can help, or running the spindle motor/driver from the furthest possible socket via an extension lead.
    Ideally you'd fit separate EMI filters to the mains inputs close to the equipment.
    You think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D

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