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Discussion in 'General Phlatprinter Stuff' started by Navop, Sep 11, 2011.

  1. Navop

    Navop New Member

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    I would like to know if I'm doing something wrong, because when I test me step motor the rpm is is almost nill.

    The setup is as follows:

    4 x Nema 23 Stepper Motor (57BYGH115-003)

    Step Angle: 1.8
    Voltage: 6.3VDC
    Current: 3A
    Number of Leading wires: 4
    Holding Torque: 425 oz-in

    http://www.wantmotor.com/ProductsView.a ... =75&sid=80

    4 x Step Motor Driver DQ542MA

    Driving: 2 phase, 4 phase motor
    Current: 4.2A
    Micro steps: 128

    http://www.wantmotor.com/ProductsView.a ... =75&sid=82

    2 x Power Supply 350W, 48VDC (S-350-48)

    http://www.wantmotor.com/ProductsView.a ... =75&sid=90

    The connections are as follows:

    Step Motor to Driver:

    Black Wire: A+
    Green Wire: A-
    Red Wire: B+
    Blue Wire: B-

    Driver to Power supply DC+ To DC+, DC- to DC-

    Driver to Planet-CNC 4 USB 4 Axis

    Driver has a jumper between DIR- and PUL-

    DIR- (PUL-) to GND on USB Board
    DIR+ (+5V) to S1 on USB Board
    PUL+ (+5V) to D1 on USB Board

    Included are picture Attached files [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
    Navop, Sep 11, 2011
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  2. kram242

    kram242 Administrator Staff Member

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    Sounds like it may be a power supply problem I don't think its getting enough voltage.
    Typically, the larger the motor, the slower it's max usable rpm
    Not sure off all your switch settings on the driver, but I would check switch 4 from reading the pic that can cut your voltage in half or allow full voltage.
    Hope this helps
    Cool looking setup :good: good luck
    Mark and Trish
     
    kram242, Sep 13, 2011
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