Drivers operating in erratic way

[John11668]

Hi John

If you haven't got a load of programs on the pc I would reinstall the operating system win 10 or 7 and see if the driver problem sorts itself out. I don't think for UCCNC it matters 32 or 64 bit . By the way did you get the registration on the uccnc forum sorted out.
Cheers
Andrew

Got that sorted Andrew , Thanks for your help on that. . But still need to get the graphics sorted to see UCCNC working

[John11668]

Right so!
Heres the latest... I could still see that Y axis appeared to have a mind of its own . Sometimes would go , then it would stop.
Wired the motor direct to the driver with no plug in the line -- No better.
Found that Z axis would jog up , but not down. So changed the driver and that cured that problem.
And lo I now find that Y axis is working fine too WTF
Since then I have run two cam programs , the second quite a long one , with no fault. So why?????
Why should changing the Z driver cure a problem with the Y motion.
I am beginning to think that CNC is a black art which I have yet to master.
I also wonder if I have got some cr@p drivers .
Which drivers would you guys recommend ?
Is it worth paying for Gecko?? Advice appreciated

[the great waldo]

Well life's not so bad after all. At least you've got your license file and can move forwards.
Cheers
Andrew