AXIS CONFIGURATION Question

I hope i ask this correctly.... I am using KL5056 D Stepper drivers, the drivers dip switch are set at 4 micro steps and 800 steps/rev..

But as i try to configure linuxcnc for my current set up, the settings i want in linuxcnc should be
200 Motor Steps Per Revolution
2 Driver Microstepping..

Do i need to change the driver steppers dip switch to the settings i want in linuxcnc so they both match??

so the drivers and linuxcnc should be the same settings,

in genral Linuxcnc works on SCALE so it is the Number of steps per Unit
meaning steps/mm or steps/inch
THIS is PRINTED almost at the bottom of the Stepconfwizard
so you can controll this as you caculate your Hardware and softwarestepping

THE wizards calculate also for you but only to check

200Steps/Motor 4Microsteps -> 800steps/rev

pitch Ballscrew 2005/1605 -> 5mm
so you got 800/5 -> SCALE 160Steps/mm

I really appreciate all the help i get from all on this site, its always been a great resource for me...

some of this I just do not understand and i apologize for that...When I read the manual it does not help me all the time, but i always try it first...

In my case do the step drivers dip pin need to be changed or does the linuxcnc only allow what you put in the config...
example, my step driver are set at 4 micor steps and 800 steps/rev..

but in linuxcnc in the config i input 200 microstep and 2 microstepping...
does linuxcnc only allow the 200/2 or do the mix match of numbers cause issues at the table,

thanks for the help in advance,

@sandman
can you tell us your hardware bihind the STEPPER
Timingbelt direct tread pitch
gearing
so we can get more into your required setup
it is mutch easyer then you think

using 1.8 Degree high torque 280 ox motors.

X drive is acme lead screw 8mm from open builds parts store
Y drive is a dual drive using two motors and on a acme lead screw 8mm from Open builds store

z axis acme lead screw 8mm