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    Current Ajustment

    I received a Hobby CNC controller with a CNC router I bought. I have no manual with the board. I need to know the procedure to adjust the trim pots. I replaced my steppers for more powerfull ones and a wire got disconnected and I smoked a driver. Is this normal ? I need to adjust for 3 amps.

    Tanx in advance


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    Quote Originally Posted by rikkimantha View Post
    I received a Hobby CNC controller with a CNC router I bought. I have no manual with the board. I need to know the procedure to adjust the trim pots. I replaced my steppers for more powerfull ones and a wire got disconnected and I smoked a driver. Is this normal ? I need to adjust for 3 amps.

    Tanx in advance
    What product of ours do you have? Name and rev level as shown on the PCB.


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    Model

    The model is HOBBY CNC 4 AUPC Rev2 unipolar microstepping copyright 2005


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    Quote Originally Posted by rikkimantha View Post
    The model is HOBBY CNC 4 AUPC Rev2 unipolar microstepping copyright 2005
    Current Adjustment MOST IMPORTANT!
    The stepper motor current MUST be adjusted before connecting any steppers to the driver board. Each axis can be adjusted to a different value. Current MUST be 500ma up to 3A per coil. With power applied to TB6 (12VDC min, 42VDC max) use a voltmeter with the black lead connected to TB6 terminal “minus” and the red lead touching the axis pad to the left of VR1, VR2, VR3, VR4. Clockwise movement increases the voltage, counter clockwise decreases the voltage. The following voltage MUST be set to achieve the correct amperage:
    500ma = .103VDC
    1A= .18VDC
    1.5A= .27VDC
    2A= .36VDC
    2.5A= .45VDC
    3A= .54VDC
    For any amperage not shown use the following formula: desired amps times .18 equals Vref. Below .103VDC will disable the driver chip output. Keep Vref above .103V!


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    What does it mean Rev2


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    Quote Originally Posted by toneV8 View Post
    What does it mean Rev2
    Revision 2

    Latest and most recent release.


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