425 oz Stepper Wiring

[Shanghyd]

Hi all,
I bought the 425oz motors from Keling but a board from another supplier.
I have the KL23H286-20-8B motors.

The wiring colors are as follows
Red, Red/White, Blue, Blue/White, Green, Green/White, Black, Black/White.

I have a driver board from dtllc.com.
http://www.dtllc.com/files/4XCNC10Brev1.pdf

The diagram for the driver board shows 4 wires from the motor connected to A, a, B, b.
The other 4 wires seem to go to V+.

Can anyone tell me the wiring connections?

Thanks

[BSawyer486]

Black/white and green together, Blue and red/white together. each or those pairs will go to seperate +voltage. Then your other four wires will go to your board as follows....
Blue/White connected to "A" terminal
Red connected to "B" terminal
Green/White connected to "a" terminal
Black connected to "b" terminal

Hope this helps

[Shanghyd]

Thanks! Your the Man!!

[BSawyer486]

Ok, And this is why I dont offer help too often. Incase anyone else has the same or similar set-up, a correction needs to be made as follows....
The red wire needs to be connected to "a" and the Green/White wire gets connected to "B".
Sorry for the mistake.
Bruce

[Mad Welder]

Hi all,
I bought the 425oz motors from Keling but a board from another supplier.
I have the KL23H286-20-8B motors.


Can anyone tell me the wiring connections?

As your motors are Hybrid it depends on what holding torque you need will determine what wiring config you select. If you look up the Keling website for your pdf motors specs it gives the exact wiring configs for all three Unipolar, Series and Parallel wiring configs. I have the 8 wired motors too and it gives greater flexibility providing your power supply can output the required amperage.


Eoin

[Mad Welder]

I have the 8 wired motors too and it gives greater flexibility providing your power supply can output the required amperage.


Eoin

Oops my apologies for the confusion/mistake in my last post and I should have clarified and made the distinction that providing what output power your driver can supply will also make a difference in how you wire your motor.


Eoin

[GAWnCA]

Black/white and green together, Blue and red/white together. each or those pairs will go to seperate +voltage. Then your other four wires will go to your board as follows....
Blue/White connected to "A" terminal
Red connected to "B" terminal
Green/White connected to "a" terminal
Black connected to "b" terminal

Hope this helps

I know this is an old post but let me tell you, you saved my behind by posting this way back when. You are the first poster that actually had the correct wire colors. Even Keling's data file was wrong. Thanks!