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Hi, I have succesuflly controlled the motors connected to the routout 2.5A driver using EMC2. However, in order to optimize this, I'd like to know how I can match time requirements of the driver as given in the data sheet: "Timing Requirements 200nS Minimum Command active time before step pulse. 1.0uS Minimum command active time after step pulse. 1.0uS Minimum step Low time. " with the inputs required by EMC2: "step time" / "step space" / "direction hold" / "direction setup" Thanks in advance! |
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| I converted it and added it to this page: http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emc...r_Drive_Timing Record your present settings and change one at a time then test in stepconf. If you find that the numbers need tweeking just let me know and I'll adjust the web page. Keep in mind that you will have to pick either high speed, good torque or a comprise between the two you want with that board via the jumpers for micro stepping. High microstepping gives you best low speed performance and single stepping gives you the most speed. The other limitation is the latency of your computer and how fast pulses can be made. I hope I helped John |
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