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    • shawn29undefined
      shawn29
      last edited by T3P3Tony

      I try to connect closed loop stepper motors to a duet2 with an expansion breakout board. Before I had normal stepper motors with external drivers on the duet.
      When I use the jog commands (G0) with the buttons it works. When I use a other command,like homing (G1), it goes wrong. Stuttering movements and the distance is no longer correct. The distance is ok when i use the buttons.
      If i set the closed loop running off with a switch, same result.
      The strange thing is that the driver does not give an alarm for the missed steps. So the driver does not see the missed steps.
      When I block the motor, the driver go in alarm because of missed steps.
      Motors and drives <link removed as this looks like another spam link post>
      Does anybody have experience with this? Or an idea how to solve this?

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      • martin7404undefined
        martin7404
        last edited by

        I think it will help a lot if you share your config.g and a few photos of your setup. So guys here can pinpoit the issue. Also if you use the search in the forum you will find similar trouble , together with the solutions.\By experience usualy the problem is the speed of comunication between Duet and the external drivers

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