Spindle motor start with bob?

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rodw wrote:

Todd Zuercher wrote: "Here" being somewhere in California (I think, sorry to rat you out Peter.)

I really thought Peter lived here on the forum....

Me 2 !

PCW wrote: you do need to know
which parallel port pin drives the relay when you run stepconf.

Please stepconf details

Have you run stepconf?
Basically in stepconf you can assign functions to each of the parallel port pins

So if say parallel port pin 16 connects to the spindle relay on your BOB
you assign the function "Spindle On" or "Spindle CW" to pin 16 in stepconf

You will have to find the PIN on the BOB from it´s documents = pls read!

Then you put that info into stepconf.

DinukaShehan wrote:

PCW wrote: you do need to know
which parallel port pin drives the relay when you run stepconf.

Please stepconf details

If you are using one of the China cheap bobs with he blue relay on board then pin 17 is used to drive the relay with a jumper setting on the board

Stepper motors also not rotating.
Pin 14 enable not wired to stepper driver!
Is it matters?

Read the manual for the drivers so you know how to setup.

We are not mind readers so we know nothing about your drivers.

X axis
Bob pin 2 pulse
Pin 3 direction
+5V
To stepper driver
Not connect en(enable) to driver
Tb6600 stepper driver

Is enable is required for driver?

Pls read the relevant TB6600 manual how to connect!

Easier for you to read as you know what version of driver you have.