Hi John,
Haven't heard anything yet from you. Do you have a link for the 4-wire hookup to the 4030's?
Mark
Hi John,
I bought the 3 axis package with the 425 oz-in steppers, and I'm scratching my head over trying to follow your wiring diagram for hooking up the steppers to the 4030 drivers. The wiring diagram shows 8 wires from the stepper motor hooking into the driver. My steppers have only four wires, green, red, blue and black. I also noticed that the package on your web site shows that it has the KL23H286-20-8B stepper motor, while the package I received has KL23H2100-30-3B steppers, with the 3/8" shafts. The shaft size is fine, I just need to know where each wire plugs in on the 4030.
Thanks,
Mark
Hi John,
Haven't heard anything yet from you. Do you have a link for the 4-wire hookup to the 4030's?
Mark
Maybe you should email or call him:
Support: Support@kelinginc.net
Tel: 630-254-8655
Fax: 847-850-0391
You might want to return those strange motors and get what you ordered.
CR.
you can wire the 8 wire motors in either parallel config or series config. thereby giving you 4 wires to hook to the drivers. take a look at the pdf for the 8 wire motors and it will tell you haw to hook them up. i have the 8 wire motors too and used the series config.
edit: oops just read that you have the 4 wire motors, so yeah you have it even easier now, but less options with the way you can wire it. no big deal.
The only big deal I have for wiring it is that I don't know which of the four wires does what. There's no wiring diagram, or spec chart for that particular stepper on John's web site.
Mark
Here is the wiring info:
A + ---> Blk
A- ----> GRN
B+ ------> RED
B- --------> Blue
You can use your multimeter to check it
If you need to learn stepper motor, here is some refrence
http://www.cs.uiowa.edu/~jones/step/
John,
Thanks for the info! And also thanks for the link.
mark
John,
One other question - what amperage on the dip switches should I set the 4030's to for this stepper motor? Will they handle the 2.7 or higher amps?
Mark
The -30- in the product number signifies 3.0 amps per phase.
Jeff Alessi
Hi Mark, are you ok now?
Hi John and Khalid,
Yeah, I'm alright now... ;-) I've been manually machining some of the parts I need for the CNC machine, and I haven't had a chance to finish up the wiring on the controller box. I should be able to have that portion done by the end of this week.
Mark