HobbyCNC 23-200-DS step motor

[Ed Williams]

I have written to HobbyCNC several Times with no reply. So I thought they mite be on here. I have a HobbyCNC 23-200-DS step motor. It has 6 wires"Not eight like on the site" I was wondering if anyone could tell me what each colored wire is. I know how to measure resitance and can find full and half but noway direction.
Thanks

[joecnc2006]

Originally Posted by Ed Williams I have written to HobbyCNC several Times with no reply. So I thought they mite be on here. I have a HobbyCNC 23-200-DS step motor. It has 6 wires"Not eight like on the site" I was wondering if anyone could tell me what each colored wire is. I know how to measure resitance and can find full and half but noway direction. Thanks

Did you loose the wireing diagram that came with it? it is also on the yahoo groups for download, mine are the 6 wire 200oz steppers.

[HobbyCNC]

Originally Posted by Ed Williams I have written to HobbyCNC several Times with no reply. So I thought they mite be on here. I have a HobbyCNC 23-200-DS step motor. It has 6 wires"Not eight like on the site" I was wondering if anyone could tell me what each colored wire is. I know how to measure resitance and can find full and half but noway direction. Thanks

Ed,
The info you seek is in our files section on our Yahoo support group. IF you don't have the link, email us for it. Be sure to include your name and what you purchased.

Dave Rigotti
HobbyCNC.com

[Ed Williams]

I have emailed you 4 different time with no repley. Why don't you just tell me or give me the link.

[HobbyCNC]

Originally Posted by Ed Williams I have emailed you 4 different time with no repley. Why don't you just tell me or give me the link.

The link is for customers only. Email us as instructed with your name and what you purchased. It's easy as almost 1,000 have already done so!

Dave Rigotti
HobbyCNC.com

[Andy Smith]

Please resist the urge to curse, flame, degrade, insult or embarrass someone in your post. Hard sometimes when you get one sided supplies that do not see the merit in helping. Isn't it what forums are for, if you get suck I will get you the information .................You are not the first to feel "it's my or the Highway" ...........

[carlnpa]

For the Hobbycnc board 23-200-DS motor

Red = B
Blue = b
White = COM
Yellow = COM
Green = a
Black = A

Carl

[scratch_6057]

You know it’s really rather SIMPLE, Dave is trying to
protect his investment in time and money spent in development
of the products he sells. I’m NOT saying anyone has done so
but in a world full of KNOCK OFFs and COPIES it would
be a easy task for someone to reverse engineer Dave’s work
and direct the purchasers of those copies to Dave for support.

All Dave is actually asking for is some type of PROOF that the
products were actually purchased from him. Dave sends a payment
received verification that contains some sort of invoice number in
an email when you purchase from him, use that invoice number
as a reference number in your email to him asking for access to
the support site.

The HobbyCNC Support Forum is for support of his CUSTOMERS
As far as I know Dave’s work has not been released to the public domain
so he feels no need to support everyone who comes along.

If you call a LARGE computer company for support on a PC or Laptop,
They want the SERIAL NUMBER to verify that the product is within
it’s warranty period.

If you call Microsoft for support on a piece of software they want
SERIAL NUMBERS and REGISTRATION NUMBERS for the software
and operating system.

If you take your CAR to a BRAND dealership (Ford, GM, Chrysler, etc)
they check the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)

[Ed Williams]

I had email 4 different times with the model of "his" motor. With no reply. How would you reacted. Thank God for this group as soon as I said something on this group they sent it right out. There service is great when the right person gets involved.

[HobbyCNC]

Ed didn't purchase the steppers from us. He got them from a third party, thus he was not able to tell us what name he purchased from us as he was directed to our Yahoo support group where the info is clearly posted in the files section. When he finally explained the whole situation we immediately sent the information.

I'm moving on to more fruitful posts...

Dave Rigotti
HobbyCNC.com

[cwdance1]

Dave was very quick to resond to my requests when I bought my driver board from him. It takes some hard knocks on this site but he seams to be a great asset to us all.
Thanks
Terry

[pbunnstf]

I am in the electronics kit business myself. There are many people who will take a design and sell it as their own and then direct customer service questions to the person that they ripped off. I often get build questions from people who never bought my kit. Dave is only protecting his design.

It is a shame that there are so many out their that think that someone elses work is public property and are shameless enough to demand support from someone that they essentially stole from.