Smart move…
The setting on this driver determines your steps/rotation.
I hope you realize that this is no different than a hot swap of the axes if the switch is a break before make type? This is the most common type of switch.
I’ve done a hot swap since I’ve had my machine, about 5 years, but it’s against the grain of most people and is not a recommended action.
In actuality, it should be powered down then swapped.
You can set these rotation values for the rotary via the Machine Settings, to check your theory, but I think there is something else happening to cause this. I’ve never had to fiddle with these settings, but they are there.
It doesn’t make much sense that both axes work correctly unless you have the Rotary gui up?..
I’d suggest you check your settings again. This is a quick type of setup…
Let us know…
You should update your profile to show us what machines you have. It can be helpful in many situations.
