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  1. #1
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    Hobbycnc pro board potential problem

    Dear all,
    I have my homemade cnc router machine based on hobbycnc pro board.
    The machine was working perfectly and with a high precision, X and Y axis have the same setting (steps per unit, velocity and acceleratio,..).
    No scale is set.
    Till the problem arised: the y axis is behaving in a misterious way. Sometimes and frequently and when moving normally , it suddenly accelerates then back to normal speed. In addition , it sometimes travels the asked Distance and other times and unexpectedly travels twice the asked distance exactly.
    Please may you know what might be the cause? Is it a defect in the driver or in the stepper motor? Or .....?
    By the way i use mach3 for control
    Best regards and thx in advance

  2. #2
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    Re: Hobbycnc pro board potential problem

    Problem solved: it was caused by a tiny corrosion at the back of the y axis settings jumpers causing it to be in full step although the jumper is set to be half step.
    Brushed with a teeth brush and a little alcohol and the problem is gone.

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