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You'd keep the 40V for the stepper drivers. If necessary you could slave a very small 24V supply in there, or a DC-DC convertor to derive a 24V from the 40V. If you pursue this conversion I would at that time ask for more photos - I'm somewhat surprised that the control card takes in 40V - that's unusually high so it could be that there is another supply derived elsewhere (or otherwise regulated on the control card).
EDIT: Omio's website shows the USB control card, at a V2.2 - the V2.1 I can trace to a Canadian supplier and looks identical except for the 2.2 including screw-terminals (2.1 was wire-board connectors), BUT, it did specify a 12-24V supply for the controller, which makes me more convinced than ever that there is a 12-24V supply sourced within the control box - that should be sufficient for the AXBB-E.Last edited by Doddy; 13-11-2020 at 08:00 PM.
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13-11-2020 #4-use common sense, if you lack it, there is no software to help that.
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