Motors not turning
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Re: Motors not turning
Not only the little green fuses but the pull up resistor blow out. The pull up is bigger and I think it may be soldered in not sure though. The green lights will light but no movement if the pull up is blown.
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Re: Motors not turning
Mousecnc yes your right but i'm running full 7 amp no resiter needed. I've done that on all setups never had a problem, i'm useing much lager motors 900 oz/in and larger. been buzy working on other project . After reading over manual the db25 uses diferential wireing ,the G203v use only step direction and com . To get things running I quess I'm going to screw terminal wired dicect without use of PDMX134 Board. I'll use sck that Centroid uses.
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Re: Motors not turning
Call Gecko and get a RMA to have your drives checked out and repaired. I sent 5 in and they replaced the pullup resistor and returned them to me. They only charged me just $13 shipping with free repair.
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Re: Motors not turning
I have the same (rather similar) setup with the PMDX-134. I'm running Gecko 201X drivers and I'm still wiring everything up... Would love to see your progress mousecnc... I'm still configuring and snaking wires all over the place.
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Re: Motors not turning
First, you responded to a very old post.DigitalMechanic wrote: ↑Fri Oct 04, 2024 9:41 am I have the same (rather similar) setup with the PMDX-134. I'm running Gecko 201X drivers and I'm still wiring everything up... Would love to see your progress mousecnc... I'm still configuring and snaking wires all over the place.
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Switch over to Acorn instead of using the PMDX-134 and move away from Mach.
Don't use the PMDX board with Acorn.
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