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- | ===== 2.1.1 Configure the Slave Axis Driver ===== | ||
- | OpenBuilds BlackBox has a 4th driver (Called Y2 by default) that can be configured as a slave-driver for either X, Y or Z: You can use the Y2-STEP and Y2-DIR Jumpers to select which axis the driver should respond to. This allows you to wire up dual motors, such as machines that have two motors for the Y axis, in a way where each motor can have a dedicated stepper driver. | ||
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- | === Slave the X Axis to the Y2 Driver === | ||
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- | === Slave the Y Axis to the Y2 Driver (Default) === | ||
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- | === Slave the Z Axis to the Y2 Driver === | ||
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- | === Dual-Motor Homing Mode (Advanced, not for normal users) === | ||
- | Grbl 1.1h includes a compile-time option to use a second stepper driver to home a second motor on an axis, with a seperate limit switch | ||
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- | We provide the Jumper to allow connecting the Y2 driver, to the A3 and A4 pins respectively, | ||
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