kl 5056 driver setings help

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10 years 8 months ago - 10 years 8 months ago #69862 by sandman92k
in the picture shows the driver settings, can someone just confirm I have read this correct, also can someone explain the stepper settings, I see these numbers but then I hear people say 1/8 1/4 setting but don't see that.??


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10 years 8 months ago #69865 by BigJohnT
I would not set it higher than 16 microsteps. 2 microsteps is 1/2 step, 4 microsteps is 1/4 etc.

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10 years 8 months ago #69867 by sandman92k
so it is set at 50, what is that

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10 years 8 months ago #69869 by BigJohnT
Steppers take 200 steps to go one time around, when you use microstepping in a drive you multiply the full steps by micro steps to get the number of steps it takes to go one user unit. Say it takes 3 revolutions to move an axis 1" and your microsteps is set to 50 (which is way too much) then your scale for that axis is 200 x 3 x 50 = 30,000 step pulses to move 1". In the Stepconf Wizard you can play with the combinations and see the result.

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10 years 8 months ago #69899 by sandman92k
this page is the set up directions for my KL5056 driver, currently the drivers are set for 1/4 micro stepping, and according to this the motor steps per revolution should be set at 800, is this correct. any input


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10 years 8 months ago #69921 by cncbasher
you don't say what machine your fitting out , however i would leave it at 1/4 step as you have it ( 800 steps per rev )

also beware the higher the microstepping the less torque you will have , a lot of people think microstepping is for resolution
it is not , it is mostly for overcoming resonance , fine for use on small motors such as used on 3d printers for resolution , but for any serious work , keep the microstepping to 1/2 ( 400 ) or 1/4 (800) , is more than ample for all jobs .

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