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      Home Z-Axis Twice

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      RobinFaureciaundefined

      @dc42 we only use one motor for Z-axis.
      @fcwilt yes, the ones with the arm attached to the micro switch.
      I hope the beam brake will work... it should be compatible.

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      External Driver steps/mm problem

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      nhofundefined

      @robinfaurecia Check the voltage levels on the output.

      Most external drivers (including the DM542T) require at least a 5v step/dir signal, while the duet will put out 3.3v by default. This works on some 5v systems but is not guaranteed and can lead to inconsistent behavior.

      If you're not already using it, this product breaks out the expansion motor signals to 5v differential outputs which can help with external driver compatibility.

      Beyond working on the signal itself, could you reduce the microstepping to the motor? At x32 microstepping with a 3mm lead screw that is a Z resolution of 0.0005 mm which may be finer than needed for your application.

      Reducing it even to x8 would still leave you with a Z resolution of ~0.002mm and cut the steps by a factor of 4.

      Of course this depends on what you actually need out of the Z.

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      Nema 23 with expansion breakout board and external driver

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      RobinFaureciaundefined

      Yes absolutely.

      The Variation is not exactly 1:10. It varies with every move.

      I think there is still a problem with the step/pulse timings. Although we met the driver requirements.
      Any ideas?