missing steps?
08 Apr 2013 00:00 #32390
by rebeltaz
Replied by rebeltaz on topic missing steps?
The power supply is 24v 14.6 amp, which is the max voltage that the TB6560 board can handle.
At the moment, I am only moving (working with) one axis at a time, but come to think about it, th effect may be more pronounce when all three axis are moving at the same time...
hmmm... If you really think that this is power supply related, I think I may just sell these electronics and try my luck with a smaller desktop machine since I'm going to have to spend more money on additional electronics anyway.
At the moment, I am only moving (working with) one axis at a time, but come to think about it, th effect may be more pronounce when all three axis are moving at the same time...
hmmm... If you really think that this is power supply related, I think I may just sell these electronics and try my luck with a smaller desktop machine since I'm going to have to spend more money on additional electronics anyway.
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08 Apr 2013 02:41 #32395
by 1Mustang
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Not sure if this is what your describing about your Z-Axis falling down is, but it could be the Z axis is back driving.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backdrive
www.toolingu.com/definition-460330-42733-back-driving.html
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backdrive
www.toolingu.com/definition-460330-42733-back-driving.html
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08 Apr 2013 04:09 #32401
by rebeltaz
I would consider that except that it is occurring on all three axis.
Replied by rebeltaz on topic missing steps?
Not sure if this is what your describing about your Z-Axis falling down is, but it could be the Z axis is back driving.
I would consider that except that it is occurring on all three axis.
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