The G540 is an excellent choice for a stepper driver and should work well once you have everything set up properly. Quote from MASSO Support on June 22, 2019, 11:04 am I have not done anything with the motor settings.
GECKO G540 TROUBLESHOOTING SOFTWARE
Basically I have the software booting, fixed the door alarm, and that is all at this moment. I am not sure if there are settings in the masso I should check! I am just learning this stuff so I may have missed something obvious. I have just started my troubleshooting, looking for any suggestions. I have swapped the pairs around on the D9 connector to the g540 and reversed them, for example, red pin 1, Blue pin 2, then tried blue p1, red p2. I have determined that red and blue are paired and the green and black are paired. There are 4 wires, red,green,blue and black. But when I try using the Masso software to move the axises nothing! I don’t have any spec’s on the motor wiring. So when I turn the unit on I hear the stepper motor hum and there is a holding current, can’t turn the motor shaft. I am using the same 24V power supply that the nextwave used in the NW controller.
I have run continuity tests on my wiring and it is all correct. The Gecko appears to be work, no faults and with a green status light. I am at the point where I have it all basically hooked and and the Masso booting and software installed and working. I am in the process of revamping a 24” x 24” nextwave cnc and replacing the NW controller box and PC with a Masso and a Gecko 540 driver. Quote from dhagen on June 22, 2019, 9:57 am
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