2013/9/22 Gregg Eshelman <g_ala...@yahoo.com>

> With my new BOB (HY-JK02-M) I've managed to get a motor to run and run
> smoothly, but only in one direction. (Once I set the parallel port pins to
> match the docs settings for Mach3.) I tried swapping the wires on one
> phase, ran quite rough and still only one direction so I swapped them back.
> I've checked the connection tightness multiple times on everything, all
> screwed down tight.
>

Some drives have step/dir and cw/ccw modes, check that.


> That's not the weird thing. What is effed up is that when the motor is
> running if I pick it up or move it, it stops running. Doesn't matter if
> it's laying down or standing on its back end, if it's picked straight up or
> allowed to rotate around its shaft axis it locks up and squeals. Tried two
> of the three, both do the same thing.
>

That's weird. Which stepper drives do you use?


> That is going to be a bit useless on a mill table where the X-axis motor
> is going to be moving back and forth.
>
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