Need help connecting motor

That is a DC brushless motor with controll electronics built in from an old photocopier, i have plenty of those.
The one you have can be used as a servo motor as it has CV/CCV input, most others do not.
If you have an old PC power supply you can easily test is as it needs 24V and 5V, it does work with 12V and 5V but the speed will be limited.
Wiring should be:
PC PS MOTOR
+12V ======= +24V
+5V ======== +5V
GND ======== both GND

PC Parport Motor
PWM out === on/off
PWM DIR === CV/CCV

All the ones i have are active low, so just wiring on/off to gnd should start the motor in one direction, wiring cv/ccv to gnd should reverse the rotation.
You can not test with a servo tester.
RC servo and CNC servo are not the same thing as the controll for RC is a PWM with warying ON time from 1.2ms to 2.2 ms, cnc servos are PWM or +-10v or many other types, but not RC type.

To slow for drilling with small drill bits as they need way more RPM.

That is a DC motor controller so it can not help in your case, your motor has its own controll and is a diferent type of motor.
I use the same type of motors you have for stone or glas or anything engravers so you can start building one of those, there are some threads in this forum about them and i can help you during the process. I also have uploaded the config for it and a lot of pictures. They are used to etch pictures on any hard surface as they use diamond bits.
forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...e-superimosing-a-pic

wanabemachinist wrote:

Thank you tommylight,
Trust me it`s not sarcastic ... but with what the f thing you control speed of your motors that looks just like mine?
Or it`s just mechanical gearing/belt ratio 3:1, 4:1.... like drill press?

LOL
PWM directly from parallel port to the on/off pin on the motor.
Those motors have quite some torque but not much speed, i would gues around 2000 RPM, so not enough for drilling with smal drils, they need more.
You can try and make a smal dril with it, experience is the best way to learn things.
I also have some much bigger ones, but all the ones i have turn only in one direction except 1. I did try to use it as a servo motor by attaching an encoder, belt driven and it works O.K.