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06-03-2012 #2
I admire your enthusiasm, but any TB6560 based stepper board IMHO blows chunks (over considerable distance).
I set up all setting to Mach3 and before I conected any step motor. I found that one of the 6560 drivers was bad. It was pulling over 3A load.
The replacements (TB6560AHQs) aren't easy to find in the Uk, so normally you have to go the Ebay/China or USA route ...so there's a couple of week wait.
Be prepared to to spend a lot of time reading about how to sort all the things the designer should have sorted when he threw together the board....
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/genera...y_chinese.html (38 page thread....a collective of frustrated TB6560 owners!)
I'm now boycotting out local chinese takeway on the basis that their compatriots wasted me a few weeks dicking about trying to get the board to perfrom (don't get me started on missed steps!) ...."Oi - Ying ....stick it up your roasted duck" is what I say.Last edited by HankMcSpank; 06-03-2012 at 07:33 PM.
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