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Hey!

My final exam in school is to make a cnc-lathe move in the correct direction. When I press the z axis and release the button instantly, then press it again, the axis will move in the opposite direction which obviously isn't correct. But when I move the axis on a low feed rate the axis moves correctly. I have a customized profile but I'm not sure if some of the settings are correct or not.

Here is a list of the components im using.

IO card, also the plugin for mach4 on the same link.
https://www.cncdrive.com/UC400ETH.html

Manual for the IO card
http://cncdrive.com/MC/UC400ETH%20datasheet/UC400ETH_manual.pdf

2 drive modules that sends and recieves signals from the IO card and sends them to the morors.
https://www.jbcnc.se/sv/stegmotordrivmoduler-c-34/digital-drivmodul-24-50v-5-6a-p-309

power supply
https://www.jbcnc.se/sv/nataggregat-c-14/24v-switchande-nataggregat-350w-14-6a-p-130

Also using a 5V power supply for the ETH IO card.

Optoisolated IO card that connects to the ETH IO card.
https://www.jbcnc.se/sv/i-o-kort-motion-controllers-c-4/i-o-kort-universala-c-37/optoisolerat-i-o-kort-parallellport-10mhz-p-510

Appreciate any help or feedback you can give, also please answer any questions about the setup if you think I forgot to mention something. Thank you!


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