problem wuth TB6560HQT4-v3

Hello I bought this Chinese board and see that is compatible with emc2, but the configure motors start and sound but do not rotate. anyone have this board and it works? . thanks
this is the full specifications

1 x 4 axis TB6560 Stepper Motor Driver board V type
4 x 23HS8430 stepper motor
1 x 350 24V/15A switching power supply

sorry for my english
this is for my little diy cnc

OK,I try.

not run again, not what I've changed. runs well in mach3 with this config . can you help me please?

it would help if more detail is supplied , along with attached copys of your Hal & INI files , default microstepping used etc
these boards do work with linuxcnc , by far the main problem are configuring the Amplifier Enable pin
or pins need an invert etc . or you select a far higher pulse rate than they can accept .

Hi,

If the motor makes a small buzz sound when commanded, but does not move, I've found two things could generally be the problem:
(1) The Vref for the motor has not been set correctly (i.e. it is at zero).
(2) The STEP and DIR lines are reversed. This can be fixed in the software settings.

Jeff

I followed this tutorial and I have added the A axis, but only the Y axis moves other engines sound but do not rotate and the motherboard is very hot
wiki.zentoolworks.com/index.php/Morgan's...ig_for_TB6560_driver

Hi,

You've given a "screenshot" of what you say works with mach3, then you have a screenshot of the LinuxCNC (EMC2).

The STEP and DIR pinouts do not match.

Your Mach3 are:
2 STEP X
3 DIR X
4 STEP Y
5 DIR Y
6 STEP Z
7 DIR Z

but that is not what you show in the link you provided.

wiki.zentoolworks.com/index.php/Morgan%2...ig_for_TB6560_driver

If Mach3 works with the board, then use those STEP/DIR pinouts, not the ones from the link.

Jeff

their are many variations of the tb6560 , which is why your having problems , use the pinout you have in mach and hand edit your hal and ini files