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    stepper motor problem

    My stepper motor on my bridgeport boss is not working properally as it stutters and stalls. this happens to which ever motor is pluged in to the x axis board, i have changed the board and get the same problem, so dont know what is happening.


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    Its posssible the axis is binding at some point.

    Also you might want to check the wiring on that axis, even if it looks good a high resitance connection could cause the problem.

    The signal & wiiring coming from the BOB or computor for that axis would be something else to test.


    Noise getting in to the system that is only close to the X axis wiring. If your running a VFD this is very possible.


    You have changed motors, and driver board so it should be in one of the area's I meantioned. A scope would be good to help pinpoint the problem.


    Jess
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