What's the Specification to buy Step motor fro G210 ?

[Calico]

1. maximum 7 Amp
2. ??
3. ?
..

Need help before buying the wrong Step motor for this G210.
does it handle 4 wire ? 5 ? 6 ? 8 ?
does it handle 5 phase ?
anything ?
what's the biggest nema34 motor available for G210 ? resonable price ? how much torque (oz) ? url ?I know some url that sell those.. just make sure I didnot miss the best one.

regards
rud

[ger21]

7A, 80V, 4, 6, or 8 wire motors. You might want to wait a month or so for the G204V drives.

[Calico]

wow, what do you know about G204 ?
sounds between G201 and G210...

is it "in between" capability or what ?

rud

[ger21]

Basically the same as G201, but much more resistant to damage caused by miswiring, broken wire's, faulty steppers, etc..

The G201 and G210 are basically the same thing, are you sure you need the G210?

[Calico]

what's wrong with the G210 ?
well here is what I wanna do.
I would like to make big CNC, like 1Meter Xaxis travel, 2Meter Yaxis travel and 50cm Zaxis Travel.

mostly cut wood or epoxy/fiberglass.
it's going to be moving table. about 150Kg load.

advice me if you want, be my guest.
I choose stepper because it's cheap.
I choose moving table because it's cheap and lighetr than the gantri.
I choose G210 because it's better than G201... right ? wrong ?

rud

[ger21]

Originally Posted by Calico I choose G210 because it's better than G201... right ? wrong ? rud

It's the same. The only reason you'd need a G210 is if your computer can't send step signals fast enough for your motors. Then you would use a G210 to create multiple steps for each step the computer sends. They are the exact same drive, the G210 just has an added step multiplier board.

[Calico]

ok now I understood about that microstep, I thought G201 handle less microstep than G210.
as long as I have powerful CPU than I can do microstep like G210.

I just read the article that just posted, G204 will be like unkilled motor kind of stuff.

you can;t broke the motor because of miss wiring if using G204.
bu the price higher than G210.
to bad.

thanks for your info. but I was right choosing the stepper right not the servo because of the cost.
but I will double the torque req. just for the insurance, now I'm looking for the right stepper, I think about 1500-2000oz, don' t know which one to buy.

rud