How Is The Order Of Signals Sending Out To The Printerports?

1.	How Is The Order Of Signals Sending Out To The Printerports?
Answer» First the direction signal SEND out, e.g. if X-forward and spindle enabled [BINARY 64]. At second the direction signal INCLUSIVE the clock signal send out [binary 65]. A step is executing with pos. edge of clock! Code in C: outp(0x378,64); outp(0x378,65); The databits 1,3,5 are the direction bits. If forward set on [0], if backwards set on [1]. The signal of current boost should be connected to the clock signal in parallel. MAKE sure that the primary current (30% to 70% of boost) is enabled on the driver-unit to hold the motor in constant position while don't have motions.

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First the direction signal SEND out, e.g. if X-forward and spindle enabled [BINARY 64].
At second the direction signal INCLUSIVE the clock signal send out [binary 65].
A step is executing with pos. edge of clock! Code in C: outp(0x378,64); outp(0x378,65);
The databits 1,3,5 are the direction bits. If forward set on [0], if backwards set on [1].
The signal of current boost should be connected to the clock signal in parallel.
MAKE sure that the primary current (30% to 70% of boost) is enabled on the driver-unit to hold the motor in constant position while don't have motions.

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