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  1. 01-08-2019 #1
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    After a quick look at photos of the uc300eth motoin controller board and
    5lpt mother board board
    It does not look like all of the uc300eth outputs are buffered
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    How are you connecting your stepper drivers to the 5lpt mother board board ?

    If for example your using a breakout board with 74245 octal buffers
    to connect the uc300eth to the stepper driver inputs
    the load on the uc300eth outputs will be reduced and have a measure of protection

    Reducing the load on the uc300eth will also help to reduce the heating of the linear 3.3V regulator
    Click image for larger version.  Name: LMS117-3.3V SMD Voltage Regulator.jpg  Views: 1099  Size: 16.7 KB  ID: 26111

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    Last edited by john swift; 01-08-2019 at 12:40 PM.
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