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Does your motors lock up when you're powered?
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Hi guys. i'm new to this cnc stuff, and need help with the tb6560 driver board.
i hookup motor wires setups inputs outputs according to the board's manual ,and download mach3 ran programs jog xyz axises, dro move, but motors are not running.
please any help will be appreciate.
Does your motors lock up when you're powered?
one of the motor did cock up, i don't know what axis it is. when i power upOriginally Posted by H500
one of the work indicator led lit up. I think my computer is not set up right.
Both motors should lock up when the power is applied. You should not be able to turn the rotor by hand. Otherwise, you probably got your power wrong.
You should give more detail about how you hooked everything up. It's hard to help without knowing anything. Posting pictures might be even better.
What is the voltage and current rating of your power supply?
What is the current rating of your motors?
Did you hook the power supply polarity correctly?
the board is 3 xis controll,if i just turn on the power supply alone,the 3LEDs will lit and the 3 motors will lock up, then when i turn on the computer 2 of the LEDs will turn off and free
2 of the motor shafts.According to seller those LEDs should not be on unless you jog xyz axises.at the moment i don't know how to post picturn yet,once i learn it i will.
Thankyou for the help.
What is the voltage and current rating of your power supply?
My power supply is a 24v and 8 amp.the motors are 8 wires NEMA23 with
280 oz-in KL23H276-8B from keling technology.
Do your supply use a heavy transformer, or is it light weight with a fan inside?
I have the same motors. The symptom you described sounds like the an incorrect wiring of the motors. Check your motor wires. Follow the connection instruction in the stepper data sheets. Be sure you do not mix up the A and B wires. They are NOT interchangeable.
To keep things simple, disconnect all but one motor. Power it up. The rotor should lock up. Jog it. The rotor should turn. At no point should you be able to turn the rotor by hand. If it intermittently locks up and releases, it means you got the coils mixed up.
My power supply is a light weight kind with a 24v and 8.3 amp.,i double check all wires on all motors and they correctly wire, i try useing just one motor like you suggested,and no better result.
like i mention in the past, once i turn on the power supply, all the work indicator LEDs
light up and all motors lock up. then when i turn on the computer 2 of the work indicator LEDs turn off and free 2 of the motors. does that has anything do with the computer.
how to setup MACH3 for 3 axis TB6560 controll board.
That shouldn't happen. Can you post the user manual for your board?
Here is the link to the manual:
http://www.savebase.com/infobase/dow...xis_Driver.doc
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