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I have set up my X-axis step signal to PIN 2 in TCNC4.x. I installed a LED testing board to check all outputs, and PIN 2 never gets lit. When F2 is pressed, Pin 2 shows up darkened (I am using a B&W monitor). However, if I used the FKEYBIT port testing software included with TCNC, I can make the port light the LED from Pin 2. What am I doing wrong here? Thanks |
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| F2 by itself will only show what is going on at that particular time. After pressing F2, try <alt>+F2 to make it active and it will scan the activity. Have you tried something in MDI like G01 X2 to see if your axis will move?
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| I did a manual jog and it changed its state. Now, would it be possible that I can see the LED flicker if I run a longer command. I only see the LED ON all the time but I would like to know if it is sending any stepping signals. I do not own a oscilloscope. Thanks |
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| Any value of 5 pulses or more per second will cause the LED to appear to be turned on all the time. One might see the LED flicker at this pulse rate. |
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