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Topic: old sang board

I am trying to use my old sang board , but it looks like the extruder stepper driver went bad. It's a Pololu md09b. Is there a equivalent  driver that I can use?I have looked but I haven't found the exact replacement.

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Re: old sang board

Will  these work?  SureStepr SD8825 Stepper Driver v1.1   (requiring configuration in the firmware). Anybody know what to change in the firmware?

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Re: old sang board

No firmware change just EEPROM (double the steps).  All the pins are labeled so just make sure it's plugged in with the correct orientation.

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Also I noticed,  it says motor connectons are different compared to the Pololu.What if any,will I have to change to use current stepper motors?

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Should be fine but if the motors spin in reverse just flip the plug.

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thanks

SD3, E3D hotend,linear bearing on x/y axis',pillow block bearing on y conneting rod, ball bearngs on front y axis, fan on y stepper motor.

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I installed the SureStepr SD8825 Steppers. Do I double the steps for x y and x also in the EEPROM? Right now I can only move X ,Y and  Z about half the travel limits.

SD3, E3D hotend,linear bearing on x/y axis',pillow block bearing on y conneting rod, ball bearngs on front y axis, fan on y stepper motor.

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Re: old sang board

satman49 wrote:

I installed the SureStepr SD8825 Steppers. Do I double the steps for x y and x also in the EEPROM? Right now I can only move X ,Y and  Z about half the travel limits.

Yup, exactly.

To confirm, use a ruler to estimate how far the nozzle moves when you use the manual controls in RH - if you request 10mm, and the nozzle actually moves about 5mm, then it is likely the 8825's are doing 32x microstepping instead of 16x, and you need to either adjust the jumpers or double the step rate as you propose.

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As a plus doubling the steps in EEPROM will allow you to accomplish what you bought the 8825's for in the first place wink grob is correct but I couldn't resist the opportunity to give him a hard time smile

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Hehe true that. ALL THE PRECISION! (Go for it, ward. smile)

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Some of us don't have .9 steppers wink
But I suppose the 5.3:1 gear ratio plus the 8825's will get close.
Seriously though I still run X,Y&Z at 1/16th.  I think I'm going to change that tomorrow smile
Gotta love the options of the Rumba.

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3-SD3's & a Workbench all fully enclosed, RH-Slic3r Win7pro, E3D V6, Volcano & Cyclops Hot End
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Thanks to all for your contributions