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04-10-2011 #9
Ahh must be a switching power supply, good luck getting that fixed. If something has gone wrong with the regulation circuit that would explain your problem.
I forgot to mention in my previous post that the stalling only occurred with mine at or near full speed, and completely went if I made X really slow (it was always X that stalled). This doesn't seem to be the case with yours... so I'm not sure. Maybe try wiring both X drivers to the same step/direction pins on the parallel port and disable the slaving as that should reduce the 'load' on the parallel port.
Also remember that the average current drawn by the stepper motor is not a simple function of speed...
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