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AXBB-E Axes not working.
Posted:
Wed Aug 18, 2021 10:21 pm
by skidrowotx
I am not getting any movement on my steppers when jogging from UCCNC. I have checked all the grounds. I have continuity from A+ to A- and B+ to B- on all steppers
Voltage to the drivers is 60vdc. Steppers have holding torque but won't move. Limit switches and E-stop are working properly.
Is there a way to check the output voltages on the motion controller pins to determine proper operation?
This is what I have:
Port1:
Pin;
9 4.6v
10 4.5v
11 4.9v
12 4.6v
13 4.6v
14 4.6v
15 0v
16 0v
17 0v
Thanks for any help!!
Re: AXBB-E Axes not working.
Posted:
Thu Aug 19, 2021 12:30 am
by skidrowotx
this is also making me scratch my head. Not using port 3 but it show active pins. Does not show any active pins on port 1. Port 2 is accurate.
Re: AXBB-E Axes not working.
Posted:
Thu Aug 19, 2021 12:49 am
by ger21
Show the axes setup pages, or post your profile file.
Do the DRO's change when you try to jog?
Re: AXBB-E Axes not working.
Posted:
Thu Aug 19, 2021 2:42 pm
by skidrowotx
The DRO's do change when jogging. Got one axis working but only on pin 15, 16
The screenshot is typical of all axes.
Re: AXBB-E Axes not working.
Posted:
Thu Aug 19, 2021 6:38 pm
by ger21
You need to show all the screens if you want anyone to see if something is configured wrong.
My guess is a wiring issue.
When you jog back and forth, do the direction LED's change when you change directions? And are the step LED's flickering? If not, it's a configuration issue.
Re: AXBB-E Axes not working.
Posted:
Thu Aug 19, 2021 7:38 pm
by skidrowotx
When Jogging the direction LED changes on X axis but not on the others. Step LED does not flicker on any of the axes, but X axis is moving. Also plugged X into the other stepper drivers and they will move with an X axis jog.
Here are the screens:
Re: AXBB-E Axes not working.
Posted:
Thu Aug 19, 2021 7:40 pm
by skidrowotx
Additional screens from pinout plugin.
Re: AXBB-E Axes not working.
Posted:
Sun Aug 29, 2021 9:31 am
by cncdrive
You have the kernel frequency set to 400kHz.
And you wrote that you have stepper drives.
I have never seen any stepper drive which could work with as high kernel frequency as 400kHz.
Try to set it lower, e.g. try it first with the lowest 25kHz setting.