Centent and Pacific Scientific

[IN-WondeR]

I have these nice Centent CNO162 Stepper Drives that I'm going to use for my CNC...
I Have also got myself some nice Pacific Scientific Powerpac single stack motors...

Heres my question.

If I only use half the motor, and only uses 4 wires, will I loose Holding Torque in the motor, or will it stay the same as if I connect them paralell on the Driver...
And if I have to use all 8 wires, shal I put two wires in each terminal on my CNO162 as pr the manual for the Driver.???

I have added the link to the CNO162 Manual...

http://www.centent.com/_private/cn0162.pdf

Look at page 11, under table III.

It says as follows...

Pacific Scientific l Terminal 3 l Terminal 4 l Terminal 5 l Terminal 6 l
...........................Black........BLK/WHT........Red.......RED/WHT
.........................ORG/WHT.....Orange......YEL/WHT.....Yellow

Does this mean that I have to put the two wires that are listed under each terminal in that terminal for paralell Winding...

I hope someone can tell me the answers for my questions...

Thank you...

[ger21]

And if I have to use all 8 wires, shal I put two wires in each terminal on my CNO162 as pr the manual for the Driver.???

Find a datasheet for the motors, it should tell you how to wire them parallel or series. You don't wire two wires to each terminal.

[juzwuz]

I've used the following script to help sort out the stepper motor wires, if you don't have the datasheet handy.

http://techref.massmind.org/techref/...pper/wires.asp

[IN-WondeR]

This is the insatallation file from Pacific Scientific..

http://www.pacsci.com/support/docume...llbulletin.pdf

It's the first installation method I'm going to use, Bipolar Paralell...

As I see it, I have to put two wires into each connection in the Driver...

[ger21]

As I see it, I have to put two wires into each connection in the Driver...

Yes, that's correct. My mistake, I was thinking bipolar series.

[IN-WondeR]

But I fI only use half winding's will I loose torque then.???