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high-z from cnc-step?
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9 years 3 weeks ago #100088
by ChrisAutod
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Hi,
I have a High-Z S-720/T from cnc-step with Zero 3 5ch Controller.
It work fine with Windows 10 and the USB Box.
Now I want to let ist run under linuxcnc with the onboard parallel port.
But I hear only some noises from the Motors but it doesn't move any axes.
Have anyone a working configuration for me?
I try in the mainboard BIOS ECP and bidirectional.
Thank you for Help
Chris...
I have a High-Z S-720/T from cnc-step with Zero 3 5ch Controller.
It work fine with Windows 10 and the USB Box.
Now I want to let ist run under linuxcnc with the onboard parallel port.
But I hear only some noises from the Motors but it doesn't move any axes.
Have anyone a working configuration for me?
I try in the mainboard BIOS ECP and bidirectional.
Thank you for Help
Chris...
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9 years 2 weeks ago #100177
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic high-z from cnc-step?
Did you simply import the Mach3 config into Stepconf or start from scratch?
At least noises is _something_. At a guess your step times are too short, or the step polarity needs to be changed.
At least noises is _something_. At a guess your step times are too short, or the step polarity needs to be changed.
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9 years 2 weeks ago #100280
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No I haven't Mach3. I tried configs from lavalu
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9 years 2 weeks ago #100324
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic high-z from cnc-step?
Well, try longer step times (5000nS normally works) and if that is no help try inverting the polarity of the step pulses in stepconf.
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8 years 8 months ago #105549
by Zuckerbäcker
Replied by Zuckerbäcker on topic high-z from cnc-step?
Hi,
its a long time ago, but maybe somebody can use this hint:
The Zero3 Controller from the CNC-Step machines need a Toogle / Watchdog / Charge Pump Signal on LPT1 Pin16 - its a square wave signal about 5 KHz as far as i know, but also the e-stop pin can make this scenario (Pin11).
You can see the watchdog on front leds - the one with "PC" stands for this connection.
Good Luck!
its a long time ago, but maybe somebody can use this hint:
The Zero3 Controller from the CNC-Step machines need a Toogle / Watchdog / Charge Pump Signal on LPT1 Pin16 - its a square wave signal about 5 KHz as far as i know, but also the e-stop pin can make this scenario (Pin11).
You can see the watchdog on front leds - the one with "PC" stands for this connection.
Good Luck!
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