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Checkout the 4th one from the right on...
Watch the "Workbee + BlackBox" wiring and software videos https://www.youtube.com/user/OpenBuilds/search?query=workbee%20blackbox
No, because Mach3 is loooong dead :) - no new releases in the last 9 years - no intention (or use) supporting something that outdated it uses...
Mach3 has been retired since 2012 (see bottom of https://www.machsupport.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Changelist90.txt) See...
As mentioned above: True for any controller, but if you have the awesome BlackBox, whats the fun in topping out at around 1/3rd the speed (yes it...
BlackBox and our motors preferably. That vendor is known for selling high inductance motors that are going to be very slow and weak
Negative, you are the 2nd person on here with that VFD. Regardless, the generic info suffices, for the details, the VFD has its own manual. Once...
Refer to docs:blackbox:connect-vfd [OpenBuilds Documentation] and refer to the VFD manual. Names may differ, but functions are the same.
Store queries should be directed at http://support.openbuilds.com/support/tickets/new - thanks
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Checkout the Grbl wiki at github.com/gnea/grbl/wiki - read it in its entirety it would answer (1) and (3) (2) is an odd request, if both motors...
With motor on its own, repeat test and listen to motor. Does it stall as it speeds up What do you have set as Max Rate and Acceleration values in...
Disconnect the motor shaft , and spin leadscrew by hand, and feel for spots where it binds up. Then investigate mechanical components around that spot
Refer to the modules documentation or ask the seller for wire identification and the extra boards etc. Only the supplier of the module would know...
Locks up hard, or high pitched whine noise when it "stalls"
Please check in with http://support.openbuilds.com/support/home too - including a link to this thread
You should be golden. Latest version is best one yet Any other 3rd party parts involved? Different brand PSU, etc?
Unplug it entirely. Mains and control cabling. Take it out the picture (as a third party component, first suspect) Cheap USB hub in between......
Yeah nothing pops our immediately obvious. Isolate the VFD from the setup and see if the same happens, in case its backfeeding?
Sounds like a terrible miswiring somewhere. Take pics of everything.
