Help with configuration for new Breakout board

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23 Oct 2019 20:03 #148626 by aaron
Hi

I am having trouble configuring linuxcnc for a new breakout board and would really appreciate some help.
Could somebody please check my .hal and .ini files and make sure they are correct for the pin allocations in the attached diagram.

Something ain't right and I don't know what it is!

Thanks for any help

Best
Aaron
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23 Oct 2019 21:06 - 23 Oct 2019 21:06 #148630 by tommylight
Since we have not mastered the art of reading minds, could you please provide us with info on what card exactly, please?
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23 Oct 2019 21:44 #148634 by Todd Zuercher
Looks like one of the generic Chinese 5-axis parallel port boards.

They are usually pretty straight forward, the biggest mistake most people make is not connecting the external power supplies. They need both 12v and 5v supplied, and the inputs take their power from the 12v side.

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24 Oct 2019 07:11 #148675 by aaron
Thanks for replies

Sorry I didn't think the make of the board was relevant, silly me. Here is a link to the board.

www.cnc4you.co.uk/Breakout-Board-and-PSU...05%20Axis-with-Relay

Thanks again

Aaron

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24 Oct 2019 08:01 #148678 by aaron
And here is my diagram of how I have wired it. Powered only by usb?
Thanks all
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24 Oct 2019 08:20 #148679 by Clive S

And here is my diagram of how I have wired it. Powered only by usb?
Thanks all


Have you tried external power instead of USB as the usb might not be giving enough power. Don't forget to check the jumper for the correct power input.

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24 Oct 2019 13:31 #148698 by Todd Zuercher
Now that we know what your board is and how it should be connected. Can you better describe what is not working or "ain't right" as you describe it? Is it a problem with your inputs, your step motors, something else?

Also it looks like you want to configure two Z-axis. I think this usually works better with a Z and W. Is this for a knee mill, with knee and quill both automated, a twin Z axis router, or something else entirely?

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24 Oct 2019 15:03 #148704 by pl7i92
we use this boards all over
here is a good video we made
Question what did you got beond the board for timing M542 Tb6600 .....
im not clear if you now got the cnc4you or the china M5 there are pinout differences
so i do not enter or edit a file until this is clear

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24 Oct 2019 19:11 - 24 Oct 2019 19:39 #148732 by Dinuka_Shehan

"tommylight" post=148630]Since we have not mastered the art of reading minds ?

You should have develop your skills.
Keep calm and wait for dog to bite your toe.
It will take you to the next level!
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24 Oct 2019 19:17 - 24 Oct 2019 19:48 #148734 by Dinuka_Shehan
Hey Aaron,
It looks like you bought a cheap crap European bob.
It may have many certificates but can't beat ancient Chinese technology.
Don't do that.
My advice is buy a Chinese silk road inexpensive bob.
It will satisfy you as like as pl7i92 and me.

Here is the link for bob
rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A...2Fitm%2F201414938686

Bob pinouts details provided with attachment.

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