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First, make sure your wiring is OK. Then move X over to the 4th axis on Acorn and assign the 4th axis in the Wizard to X and see if your axis starts behaving.

mccue.sc wrote: ↑Wed Jan 25, 2023 6:44 pm y+ goes to high 23 volts y- goes low .02 volts x+ or minus. goes low 0 volts

Did you disconnect the wires to the Clearpath motors?
Z axis?

When and where did you get your Acorn board?

mccue.sc wrote: ↑Wed Jan 25, 2023 1:23 pm thats the board they sent me

Who is "they" and WHEN did you order it.
That is an early board designed in 2017.

A thought:
After you startup the control and reset it, but BEFORE you press Cycle Start to home the machine, can you jog each axis in the positive and negative direction?

Marty

You have a REVISION 3 hardware board?
Keith, any reason he shouldn't be using this schematic instead?: https://www.centroidcnc.com/dealersuppo ... 972.r6.pdf
Marty

no changes was sitting for about a month before I could find the time to put on the mill was making a bulkhead for cables to pass thru the bottom of the cabinet. powered back up with the cables just thru the hole in the bottom power supply for the motors and ethernet cable for the acorn turned back...

it is still in bench test mode all is just hooked to linear actuators all was working fine was about to hook up to mill when this problem arose will try to up load pictures tomorrow Something changed. Did you go into the Teknic software and make any changes? Any wiring changes? As Keith asked, whic...

Looking at your report, this appears to be a new build? Please look at this post and provide all the details about your build: https://centroidcncforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=1043 When the machine is running fine or as you are progressing, always create a fresh report. F7 Utilities, F7 Create ...

Beast of a router. Nice work!
Marty

Outstanding!