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    Quote Originally Posted by cockneyrebel View Post
    Hi dose any one know what/is there a difference between

    M542 CNC Stepper Motor Driver 2/4 Phase 256 Microstep Multiple Subdivision 4.5A and the

    CNC Microstep Stepper Motor Driver 2M542 4.2A Controller 24-50V DC Nema17,23,34 apart from the amps

    would i be able to fit the 2m542 as i have the m542 in my machine at the moment. or is the i diffident one i can use (but it must be simple to set up and swap over)

    Thanks for looking and if you can help Tom
    They are affectively the same drive based off or are direct copies of the Leadshine M542. Max voltage capabilty of 50V and 4.2 amps.
    Last edited by JAZZCNC; 07-09-2015 at 07:17 PM.
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