Everything is half scale...

Hello, 

I guess this isn't exactly an Axis problem, but the problem doesn't seem to be present during configuration. 

Every axis is half its scale. If I move 100mm, the physical machine moves 50 (while Axis shows 100).

​​​​​Why I'm posting it here and not in the PncConf Wizard section (which I use for configuration) is because when I test the axis during configuration, they move the right distance. I also checked whether the microsteps correspond with the steppers (they do). 

I'm currently on mobile, so I can't upload .ini and .hal files right now, but will do so later, if it helps. 

TIA

TL;DR for solving the issue: Doubled the amount of microsteps per axis.
 

Hello,

thanks for the answer. I've been looking for a way to change the scale, but it seems I missed it. Can you tell me where it is exactly?

Thanks guys. 

So, to be clear, what I basically do is double the amount of microsteps, right? That seems to work, although now I need to scale down the amount of microsteps on the drivers to get the speed I want, because LinuxCNC is complaining that the maximum velocity is too big for the step timing.

But hey, I'm getting there! Seeing the router move on its own for the first time was a glorious moment for sure. 

Now off to learning CAM... 
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Oh, indeed, although there's always yet another thing to care about.

I haven't gotten around to building the dust collection system and there's no way I can run this thing productively without one.

Also, I need to learn how to generate gcode, I've already seen you put up a video about The Freecad path workbench, which is great because I'm a little familiar with Freecad (and want to keep it opensource software only, if possible).

I also need to properly link up my driver alarms, especially since I'm running two motors in tandem. That should probably the very next thing on my list.

...and properly connecting my z-probe, although I can manage without it for a while.

...wait, there's a BlenderCAM out there? This just might be it, Blender is the program I use for pretty much everything! I gotta take a look at this.