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I just got it to work! @friquant’s mention of setting P-15 to 0 (it’s 1 by default) makes it work for me to always have the needle stop in the NPS’s programmed position (the range of the NPS’s light being on). On the manual @friquant put together, P-15 set to 0 seems to tell the machine to listen to NPS and the needle position. I’m not sure if without the speed reducer it would work with the other setting. It shows Er01 on the screen most of the time, but it’s consistently working. All you need to do is: Hit “P” & “+” until you get into program mode. Hit “+” until you get to “P-15” Hit “P” to go into the setting. At this point you’ll see it show “1” by default. Hit “-“ to bring it down to “0”. Hit “S” to save the setting. Use the “needle up setting” Good luck!

Good to know. It seems like NPS with the stitchman servo motor and a speed reducer is not possible. If anyone finds a way to get it to work, please let me know! My only motivation to have one is that with a speed reducer the wheel is much harder to move by hand, so it’d be nice. I do agree it’s not necessary at all with a speed reducer. I only wish the engineering was a bit better. The NPS knows the needle is not in the correct position, so i don’t understand why it would not tell the motor to keep going until it’s in the correct position (with the light on). Does anyone know how it’s working under the hood that it’s not agnostic to revolution size? @friquant, would you know? Thanks.

@toxo Were you able to get the NPS to work with the speed reducer with one of the P settings? I have not been able to get it to work

Hey did you find a solution to this?