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It appears you're trying to implement a stepper motor controller using an Arduino. The provided code seems incomplete, but I'll attempt to answer your question about changing the step time. The `stop` function is not defined in the provided code, so it's unclear how you're planning to use it. However, based on the rest of the code, it appears that you want to adjust the step time by modifying the `steps_left` variable and the `Direction` flag. Here's a possible implementation: ```c void stepper(int xw) { for (int x = 0; x < xw; x++) { // ... rest of your code ... } } void stop() { steps_left = 4095; // Set steps left to the maximum value Direction = !Direction; // Toggle direction flag } ``` However, this will not change the step time. To adjust the step time, you'll need to modify the `SetDirection()` function. ```c void SetDirection() { if (Direction == 1) { Steps++; } if (Direction == 0) { Steps--; } if (Steps > 12) { Steps = 0; } if (Steps < 0) { Steps = 10; } // Add code to adjust the step time here if (steps_left <= 100) { // Change this value to set the step time delay(10); // Adjust the delay time to change the step speed } } ``` In this example, I've added a conditional statement that checks if `steps_left` is less than or equal to 100. If it is, the code delays for 10 milliseconds using the `delay()` function. You can adjust the value of `steps_left` and the delay time to change the step speed. Keep in mind that this implementation is simplified and may not be suitable for your specific use case. You may need to modify the code further to suit your requirements. Also, please note that you should add a check to ensure that the `Steps` variable does not exceed its valid range (0-12). This can be done by adding additional conditional statements or using an enum to define the valid step values.