Hi, Sh.y

Did you get the files mentioned below. ?

"Software and help files will be stored on a USB drive, USB disk size is 1GB,******** including board and motor connections ******** between the brochure,
Including cad-cam-cnc software"

Chip

Thanks for everybody it's wonderful we can help each other around the world !

Chip, i tried to  select the Sherline 1/2  Pulse Mode - not help , i tried setting the LowActives "Step & Dir." States to "Checked"- not help and i see the Pulse Frequency & Time in Int. values on the Diagnostic Screen.
i attached the files help i got from the supplier (thanks for the photos you send , you know one photo alike 1000 words )

Hood,  you said to run the driver test, i run it before and everything was like the video toturial (32-36 Time between pulses Us), but now i checked  it when the Mach3 was opened  and he gave me 18-64 pulses sometimes .  second when the test  opened and "system test in 3..2..1.."
i got a message in the target windows "pulssing too fast"  .

mabye this is the problem !   what are you advice me to do ? 

Sh.y

No you need Mach closed or the drivertest will not run, so that is normal.
Will have a look at your files later.
Hood

Had a look through the info, its not that great but looks like you have everything set up the way it is shown in the documents so unless your parallel port cable is not correct then I dont know what to suggest. Did you try setting the Enables to active Low?
Hood

Hood , i thincks i tried everything .

i'm going to return the item to the suppliar.

I  see that you are  professional , can you tell me where to buy 4 axis nema 23 kit that work  perfect with mach3 ?

Anyway Thanks for all advices !

Sh.y

Which country are you in? Geckos are definitely my choice for steper drives, PMDX122 for breakout and really anywhere for steppers as they are all much the same. Building your own power supply is easy enough as well, so thats probably the best way to proceed.
Hood