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Question Ports and Axis

Discussion in 'SimTools DIY Version' started by Rodeo5150, Apr 6, 2022.

  1. Rodeo5150

    Rodeo5150 ROOKIE BUT LEARNING FAST Gold Contributor

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    Hi all. This may sound like a silly question but does port number have anything to do with axis order. For example if I have port 5 port 12 and port 13, does port 5 have to be axis 1&2, port 12 axis 3&4 and port 13 axis 5&6? Or does it not matter.
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    Rodeo5150, Apr 6, 2022
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    The ports should not really matter, they are assigned when hardware is plugged in, what matters is SimTools knowing what designation drives which motors.
    noorbeast, Apr 6, 2022
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  3. Rodeo5150

    Rodeo5150 ROOKIE BUT LEARNING FAST Gold Contributor

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    Oh please elaborate. Oh u mean the [A<axis1a>] etc etc right?
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    Yes, your interface settings like [A<axis1a>] combined with Axis Assignment designations and Dir checked orange or not determines which motor moves, which way, for whatever axis.
    noorbeast, Apr 7, 2022
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