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    How to Wire the Camtronics Stepper motors?

    Does anyone know how to wire a Camtronics 680oz stepper in Bipolar Parallel?
    Proud owner of a Series II Bridgeport.


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    You got a link to a pdf, or any documentation?


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    I couldn't find any on his site. http://www.seanet.com/~dmauch/

    I know there is a way to find out what wires belong to what coils with an ohm meter. Anyone have that guide available?
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    Nevermind. He included a wiring sheet with the motor
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