Hello Jeff E. and Peter W.,
I tried what you recommended in your mails of Jan. 26 and 24 and behold, my 
steppers have a much better sound than before, they are litterally singing 
now. I commented all the reset-lines in the .hal file that refer ro 
doublestep mode and set
steptime = stepspace  = 50000
for a beginning.

The system had set
dirhold = 63000
dirsetup = 213000

In the .ini file I found
Base_Period = 118000
Servo_Period=1000000

The motors seem to run fine now, but testing with example files I soon get 
the message
"joint 0 following error".

Remembering discussions a couple of days ago, I presume this has to do with 
speeds or accelerations I defined (?). I'm eager to see the machine running 
now, what is the reason of this message? I hesitate to call stepconf for 
investigating because I'm afraid my changes will be overwritten and I have 
to do them all anew. Besides: is there a way to preserve my changes from 
stepconf?

Best regards
Peter Blodow


At 14:20 26.01.2009, you wrote:
>starting from a stepconf file, you need to at least
>* delete all the parport.0.pin-##-out-reset lines in your hal file
>* delete the 'addf parport.0.reset' line in your hal file
>* delete the 'setp parport.0.reset-time' line in your hal file
>* set the steplen and stepspace parameters to datasheet numbers in ns
>to disable the "doublestep" mode and get the long step pulse lengths
>that are required for your driver board.
>
>Jeff
>
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