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Damaged driver #3

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cyberjunkiefr opened this issue May 3, 2019 · 0 comments
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Damaged driver #3

cyberjunkiefr opened this issue May 3, 2019 · 0 comments

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@cyberjunkiefr
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Hello,

First of all thanks for the great job this software worked from start without to much hassel.

My problem:
I don't use a arduino mega2560 board + Ramps v1.4 but a MKS BASE V1.6, wich is compatible with the Ramps1.4 and is a all in one solution (cheap).
Form start I just downloaded the sketch loaded it to my board and it was done!!

By stupid mistake I damaged one of the oneboard drivers.
I hook the motors up like explained here.
X = E0
Y = E1
U (t-axis) = Y
Z = Z
I broke the u-axis (y) driver, but I still got the original driver for X-Axis not used.
I've been trying to understand, wich pins to set up to "connect" the u-axis to the physical x-axis.
I found this in pin_Map.H
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Now I'm trying to understand the pinout of the mega2560 board (shield connector) and the corresponding pinout of the ramps1.4 board.
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That's where I'm lost.
Can somebody tell me what value I should use for #define T_STEP_BIT and
#define T_DIRECTION_BIT? so that the T-AXIS would be connected to the physical X-AXIS driver.

And meaby some explaination about these values so I can understand better.
I want to hook up some 3-wire endstops to my machine so if I can figure it out my self I feel happy.

Thanks in advance

Roel Jaspers

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