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27-03-2022 #9
You need to do this in a methodical order. First, you need to identify if you are losing steps because of pulse timing problems or tuning/power/mechanical problems.
Forget your toolpath and just do the bounce test first by making a simple G-code program to move the axis back n forth, this will tell you straight away if it's a pulse timing issue and if it's not then you can move on and look else were.
Ok, you are giving confusing messages now.? So are you saying you were not using slaving before.? If yes then how were you doing it.?-use common sense, if you lack it, there is no software to help that.
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