In this video I show you an alternative way for homing using the AccelStepper() library. I use a TB6600 to drive a NEMA17 stepper motor and I use a microswitch/limit switch for the homing task.

To have a full understanding of the AccelStepper() library and the TB6600 driver, please check my video on that topic: [ Ссылка ]

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