TTL to differential converter (STEP / DIR / ENABLE)
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03 Jun 2026 18:22 - 03 Jun 2026 18:27 #346877
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic TTL to differential converter (STEP / DIR / ENABLE)
Yes. that's correct but looking at the parport driver,
you may be able to do this by inverting the desired
output pin by using the out-invert parameter.
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/hal/parallel-port.html
[This would have the advantage that it would likely work in reset mode
(which doubles the possible step rate at a given base thread rate)
you may be able to do this by inverting the desired
output pin by using the out-invert parameter.
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/hal/parallel-port.html
[This would have the advantage that it would likely work in reset mode
(which doubles the possible step rate at a given base thread rate)
Last edit: 03 Jun 2026 18:27 by PCW.
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08 Jun 2026 05:14 #346959
by Asymmetrisch
Replied by Asymmetrisch on topic TTL to differential converter (STEP / DIR / ENABLE)
Basically, the control works with the software-inverted signal, but this sometimes results in more or less lost steps.
Since it works perfectly with the Mesa card, the solution using RS422 or the ACT drivers would probably be more reliable.
What components would I need for a reliable solution, ideally with multiple channels per axis?
Since it works perfectly with the Mesa card, the solution using RS422 or the ACT drivers would probably be more reliable.
What components would I need for a reliable solution, ideally with multiple channels per axis?
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