Hallo all, I have a 5 phase stepper motor PK596-AE from oriental stepper motors and planning to use a driver with built in controller (CRD514-KD). The motor has 10 lead wires and the drives has 5. I figured out that the motor (bipolar-pentagon)-driver connection should be as shown below. Motor Driver Blue + Black = Blue Red + Brown = Red Orange + Purple = Orange Green + Yellow = Green White + Grey = Black the phase current of motor is 1.4A and driver can supply 2.8A. Premium evernote crack.
1)Are they compatible or how can i limit the current to 1.4A? I have no idea about this! 2)All I wanted to do is to control the stepper motor remotely using switches (IN & OUT direction switches, Start switch with indicator as well as indicators for IN and OUT limits and ready to use indicator), all in one box. How can I implement this with CRD514-KD?
I read in their operation manual that RS-485 communication is possible. But then there are options for 2 programmable controllers which I pretty don't understand. 3)Is it possible to drive 2 stepper motor-driver units synchronously? On Q1) 2.8A versus 1.4A you can fuse the motor to pop if the current exceeds some value? (I'd use a re-settable) From my old EE day's the concept of SINK/SOURCE comes to mind. Your controller can SOURCE up to a 2.8A motor. Your Motor will SINK (or draw) 1.4A max.
I found this guide which seems pretty inclusive and goes step by step up to controlling the motor w/ testing runs. Since you claim to need toggle switches, does the motor controller have inputs that you can wire these too? What I sense is you want to hard wire this unit up, and while probably possible, I do not know how or if possible w/o having the PC and RS485 Comms running to correctly run the motors based upon physical switch throws. I think Jim will have some good thoughts here but I see: Inputs (from switches) to computer or controller - Toggle event which fires program which fires controller to move stepper w/ x parms. Note you can use some simple programs to use keyboard input as opposed to switches w/ $inkeys and batch code or VB6 etc. Connection A ) Computer to CRD514. Remember you do not need a Pc in total.
You can buy some really cool small hobby boards. Pic controllers, etc. Connection B) From CRD514 to Motor. There is some pretty goo docs on the items I noted w/ Sink/Source materials. Connections C) Limit swiches to tell the motors to turn off.
See chapter 10-14 on the PDF and then see chapter 19 which offers the accy's for this which include a software kit, and the cable. I think you may need these items to make it much simpler for you w/ the PC and software setter to do all the setup/command work for you.
5-phase 5-wire stepper motor programming problem (self.arduino). This being said you'll have to figure out the grey code required for the stepper motor to step. You'll be better off with other stepper motors. Also remember the arduino cannot power the stepper motors directly! It's part of a college project, and my insistence on using. Feb 22, 2019 - 5 Phase Stepper Motor Driver Circuit with PCB (6). Balanced Audio Line Driver (Unbalance to Balance Audio Signal Converter) Using.
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5 Phase Stepper Motor Driver Projects Rating: 8,9/10 2125 votesHallo all, I have a 5 phase stepper motor PK596-AE from oriental stepper motors and planning to use a driver with built in controller (CRD514-KD). The motor has 10 lead wires and the drives has 5. I figured out that the motor (bipolar-pentagon)-driver connection should be as shown below. Motor Driver Blue + Black = Blue Red + Brown = Red Orange + Purple = Orange Green + Yellow = Green White + Grey = Black the phase current of motor is 1.4A and driver can supply 2.8A. Premium evernote crack.
1)Are they compatible or how can i limit the current to 1.4A? I have no idea about this! 2)All I wanted to do is to control the stepper motor remotely using switches (IN & OUT direction switches, Start switch with indicator as well as indicators for IN and OUT limits and ready to use indicator), all in one box. How can I implement this with CRD514-KD?
I read in their operation manual that RS-485 communication is possible. But then there are options for 2 programmable controllers which I pretty don't understand. 3)Is it possible to drive 2 stepper motor-driver units synchronously? On Q1) 2.8A versus 1.4A you can fuse the motor to pop if the current exceeds some value? (I'd use a re-settable) From my old EE day's the concept of SINK/SOURCE comes to mind. Your controller can SOURCE up to a 2.8A motor. Your Motor will SINK (or draw) 1.4A max.
I found this guide which seems pretty inclusive and goes step by step up to controlling the motor w/ testing runs. Since you claim to need toggle switches, does the motor controller have inputs that you can wire these too? What I sense is you want to hard wire this unit up, and while probably possible, I do not know how or if possible w/o having the PC and RS485 Comms running to correctly run the motors based upon physical switch throws. I think Jim will have some good thoughts here but I see: Inputs (from switches) to computer or controller - Toggle event which fires program which fires controller to move stepper w/ x parms. Note you can use some simple programs to use keyboard input as opposed to switches w/ $inkeys and batch code or VB6 etc. Connection A ) Computer to CRD514. Remember you do not need a Pc in total.
You can buy some really cool small hobby boards. Pic controllers, etc. Connection B) From CRD514 to Motor. There is some pretty goo docs on the items I noted w/ Sink/Source materials. Connections C) Limit swiches to tell the motors to turn off.
See chapter 10-14 on the PDF and then see chapter 19 which offers the accy's for this which include a software kit, and the cable. I think you may need these items to make it much simpler for you w/ the PC and software setter to do all the setup/command work for you.
5-phase 5-wire stepper motor programming problem (self.arduino). This being said you'll have to figure out the grey code required for the stepper motor to step. You'll be better off with other stepper motors. Also remember the arduino cannot power the stepper motors directly! It's part of a college project, and my insistence on using. Feb 22, 2019 - 5 Phase Stepper Motor Driver Circuit with PCB (6). Balanced Audio Line Driver (Unbalance to Balance Audio Signal Converter) Using.
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