The timing to the board will not affect the boards performace or how the motors 
run. 
If the step timing is too fast the board might misses steps if the direction 
timing is 
too fast the board might miss a direction change. If this is the problem then 
increase 
the timing until those problems go away. The information on hobbycnc is sketchy 
at 
best. If you find a setting that is better please let me know and I'll update 
the wiki 
page. If it runs fine and changes direction fine but the motor is noisy at mid 
range 
that is the hobbycnc board doing that. Cheap drives have mid range resonance 
problems. 

Please explain what "a tad too harsh" means. 

John

On 1 Sep 2008 at 19:38, Kim Mortensen wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> Im new to this list, but have been directed here as some of you may
> have answers to my question.
> 
> Does anyone have experience with running EMC2 and HobbyCNC boards..
> and have some settings they can recommend for driving the board
> correctly.
> 
> Currently I have the following settings in EMC:
> Step Time: 2000
> Step Space: 2000
> Direction Hold: 2000
> Direction Setup: 2000
> 
> But it seems that the settings are a tad too harsh for the board.
> 
> Best Regards
> Kim Mortensen - Denmark.
> 
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