Greetings Craig...(Drum Roll please)...I may have it...
For clarity...for you...(I am never that lucky)....I have no complications...other than those I live with every minute...not belts or gears to further complicate the mess anyway...PIC LEAD screws and Nuts/flanges(Nearby outfit I use on other stuff....Like I said I ran through the internal motor program for a while and .0002-/+ straight off dovetails to and fro shocked the hell out of me...I thought there would be something...PIC-Design.com)
I kept after it after I swore I would just drink and got it going pretty well...about 10,414.********* steps in MS and I got it to 0-4998-0-4999 true counter steps...anything beyond that and it would bounce either way about 8 tics and I will mess with the .********* and see what I can do...or not...
...again just awesome to be able to set the drive in stand-alone mode and then over to S/D and compare dial indicator to internal steps...odd thing is when you put it in S/D mode you can't get the counter but I think I know a trick...talk to my Schneider guy tomorrow...the thing is in S/D mode you lose direct access to the encoder
Like I said I got the Wizard of Mach counting for me and after I got it figured out I had to keep updating the "what's your counter now" part I got pretty good results and eventually ended up with 14,414.*********, 227V and 20.95A and it was almost humming around like the internal program...all in all very close now...
You were right on...16X and this setup can appear to really produce some exemplary results...I will clarify tomorrow I hope.
Thanks for all the co-horting...makes all the difference in the world to us jerks that have to have it beyond sanity...just because..
J