Reply with QuoteYes, that driver test is not suitable. The graph should show a flat, straight line, with little or no spikes, and you should have a steady pulse rate.
driver test pulse to fast
Mach 3 I have installed on win7 32bit. Before 14 days the problem arose, With the axis began to lose the steps. I checked the mechanical circuit cnc, replaced the leading bushings. Mechanical damage does not appear. Because I did not fix the errors, I examined the wires. I changed all the wires from the FB25 to the controller and I changed some two-way terminals to the cord connector, but the error did not disappear. I tested the driver test. The test most often showed the pulse is too fast and sometimes the pulse is too slow. Could he blame the computer for dropping the steps?
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Re: driver test pulse to fast
Yes, that driver test is not suitable. The graph should show a flat, straight line, with little or no spikes, and you should have a steady pulse rate.
Gerry
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Re: driver test pulse to fast
Would using the UC100 USB motion controller solve this problem?
Re: driver test pulse to fast
Yes.
Gerry
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Mach3 2010 Screenset
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Re: driver test pulse to fast
Today I tested the UC100 USB motion controller connection.
I made four tests, the error does not appear anymore, and the engines do not rush. He works fine for once.
