Ok. I only have really wild ideas of what could be the problem.
Is there any firmware that does work to move at least the first three motors? Something from the manufacturer?
Here’s a wild idea though. There were some clone boards where the actual board was wired ABAB, so some users had to rewire the steppers to swap them around to be ABAB. These were mini rambos though, and it wasn’t every port. I don’t know how you would know that was the case unless you were to trace the PCB back to the driver.
Yes. That will work. It is quite new, so there may be some initial troubles, but there will be quite a few people using that board very soon. The tft firmware has one version out, which appears to work, but we will work on that in time too.
it is order i will return the rambo 1.4 to many time i turn around whit this
would you putt the laser option on it to ?
and other feature !
like
pen , vinil cuter , laser, beer service lol
Pen and vinyl cutters don’t require firmware changes. The laser is possible, but you’ll have to do some homework. The beer fetching should be easy, just park the chair next to the refrigerator.
hi do you now where i can found a conversion table to change the voltage on configuration_adv.h
line 980 #define DIGIPOT_MOTOR_CURRENT { 130,130,130,130,130 } // Values 0-255 (RAMBO 135 = ~0.75A, 185 = ~1A)
i need to setup the amps to 2 amps
rambo 135 = .75
185=1.0 amps
but 2 amps there is no info i have to putt value between 0-255
No, and like I said, that isn’t going to be a very big deal unless it is really far off. The 130 is fine, and if you set it to 140, the only consequence would be the drivers overheating on a long job, not immediately refusing to do anything.
This mini rambo board shows the BAAB configuration on the underside of the board. Can you look at the underside of your black rambo and see if there are any labels that would indicate your motors aren’t wired in AABB?