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    Question Walter 6545L / CNC 6040 DEAD

    Anyone bought this machine out there?

    I bought the router from CNCDIY.org few months ago. I have set up the machine according to the manual at the website however, the machine doesn't move at all!!

    I used the same desktop to run TB6560, it works! So I thought I won't problem using the same desktop to run Walter but it seems like there is something wrong either I have done/driver board faulty?

    I am using a built in parallel port. The E-stop button on the controller seems to be functioning, because Mach 3 requested to release the E-Stop whenever I push the button. After the E-Stop being released, I can reset in Mach 3. I tried jog, no respond, I tried G-code, no movement at all!!

    Here are basic setting for Walter in Mach 3.

    Port: 0x378
    Kernel speed: 35000hz

    Axis Step Pin Dir Pin Dir Low Active Step Low Active Step Port Dir Port
    X 2 3 On On 1 1
    Y 4 5 On On 1 1
    Z 6 7 On On 1 1
    A 8 9 On On 1 1


    E-Stop enable. Port:1 - Pin.No.10 - Active Low On

    Motor Tuning
    Steps Per: 400
    Velocity: 1500
    Acceleration: 1200
    Step Pulse: 2
    Dir Pulse: 2

    I am totally new to CNC. Anyone please guide me what am I doing wrong with the router.

    Here is reference to the site:
    https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&p...NmQ1YTA1Y2RjZg

    http://www.cncdiy.org/

    Thank you

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    Guys, this is link to youtube made by CNCDIY. The router in the video is the same model with the one I purchased. Hopefully someone can help me figuring the pin in Mach 3.

    "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D046-kg9neg"]‪WALTER 6545 - Aluminum CNC Machine - Processing aluminum 6061 plate‬‏ - YouTube

    Thank you.



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    Guys, I have been reading in the forum but not much information about Walter / CNCDIY but I stumble upon the link below and guess what the router finally rumbling to life!!

    http://www.cnczone.com/forums/bencht..._problems.html

    I missed the USB cable to the 5V controller, which explain the lacks of power to run the router. After I attached the USB (computer) to controller, it seems fine so far. I dry run it first. But the supplier really should advice their buyer about the cable. A newbie like me easily missed the USB cable

    Anyway, I tried jog the router in Mach 3 but it wouldn't budge. I tried running G-code, the stepper move quite smoothly. I used MDI Input, the motors run great. Wonder why I cannot jog??



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    I guess I wasn't brave enough to push the jog button. However after I forced myself pushing jog for Z axis, I find out:

    G0 Z2, the axis went down.
    G0 Z-2, the axis went up.

    So I change Dir Low active to disable.
    Dir Low Active: disable

    After disabled:

    G0 Z2: the axis went up
    G0 Z-2: the axis went down

    Guess my problem settled for now. Until later if I came across another issue, I will post it here.

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    Hello friend,

    I saw that you have a CNC6040, also bought one on Ebay.
    You managed to hit the settings of the engine?

    X
    Y
    Z

    Steps per?
    Velocity In's or mm's per min?
    Acceleratio in's or mm's / sec / sec?
    Step Pulse?
    Dir Pulse?

    Thanks if you can help me!

    Thank you!



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    Hi.

    Please refer to the attachment for the setting. However I should mention that I no longer use Walter. I now using TB board, Walter driver board fried after 11 hours running non-stop for 3 days in row. It was a good machine, very stable, the motors were smooth (TB controls the motors now).

    Give it a go and let me know how it turns out. You can always tune the motor.

    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Walter 6545L / CNC 6040 DEAD-port-setup-jpg   Walter 6545L / CNC 6040 DEAD-motor-output-jpg   Walter 6545L / CNC 6040 DEAD-input-signal-jpg   Walter 6545L / CNC 6040 DEAD-motor-tuning-jpg  



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    Hello

    Thanks, I'll put these settings.
    The Z axis as it was?
    320 - 1000 - 60 - 10-5??

    Thank you!



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