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    • martin7404undefined
      martin7404
      last edited by

      HI, I need some advice
      I am using duet wifi with an external breakout board.
      The external driver is this one SH-CL57BH
      I understand DIr, ENA, STEP wiring, I will try differential and if not working I will go common anode.
      My question is where I can wire the alarm and PED (in position ) signals from the driver to DUET. Is this possible? If not how to make DUET halt if stepper is not able to reach position or something elso goes wrong

      Muldex IDEX Duet2+Duex5
      Custom CoreXY 600x400 Hemera , Duet3+Toolboard+1HCL closed loop
      Sapphire Pro with Duet2, with closed-loop motors
      custom high temp E3D tool changer with Duet2+Duex

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      • baird1faundefined
        baird1fa
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        I think I just replied to your other post. But you can use the outputs, basically they are a switch so just ware an input and a ground to the alarm terminals on the driver. Then you need to setup a trigger (M581) for those inputs along with the action to take. You can run a macro or a pause or an estop.

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        • martin7404undefined
          martin7404 @baird1fa
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          @baird1fa thank you

          Muldex IDEX Duet2+Duex5
          Custom CoreXY 600x400 Hemera , Duet3+Toolboard+1HCL closed loop
          Sapphire Pro with Duet2, with closed-loop motors
          custom high temp E3D tool changer with Duet2+Duex

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