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  1. 13-01-2011 #1
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    Well if you have it set to 1/8 then steps per rev = 320

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    Oops double post.
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    Hmm, nobody noticed my post #86...

    Quote Originally Posted by M250cnc
    In my machines i use 10 microsteps so the formula is 200 x 10 = 2000 / 5 = 400 steps per rev
    I think you meant steps per mm there. Little misleading - implies that 200*10 = 400 but maybe that's just me being pedantic.

    What was wrong with the board? Missing lots of steps?
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