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05-13-2005, 09:37 AM
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| Gentlemen, I believe the rounding of corners issue that you are talking about is a mach2/3 issue, not a servo drive issue. Changes in direction have to be managed very carefully when driving stepper motors, which is what Mach2 is designed for. This is a quick answer, I know. Hopefully the spi will help Art (author of mach2) deal with this for step and direction Rutex SERVO users. I must go on an errand now. Tom Eldredge Rutex LLC.
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