Driver Wiring DM320T

I'm looking at the datasheet for the DM320T. Anyone used them?
www.omc-stepperonline.com/download/DM320T.pdf

I'm confused as to how to connect this to a 7i76e.
On page 4, I assume I would go with figure 3: connections to difference control signal.

+5v to Opto
Pul- to Pul
Dir- to Dir

and that's all I need? I don't need any wires from the 7i76e pul+ and dir+ pins?

Can I connect the vcc in series to 5 of these drivers from one 5v pin?

Finally, could I safely connect all the enable pins in series from one digital output pin? It's my understanding the digital io will be at field voltage so Ill need a resister (2k) per the data sheet.

Hi Welcome
using a 7i76e and the lowest DRIVER available is not a good idee
this DRIVERs are not for this BOARD consept
USE a TB6600 insted as lowest you can go it HAS the Full wire Connection you need as of the 7i76
also you will benefit a speed up to 50k steps per second with no steplos as the DM320T is only a Transistor H bridge kapabal of 5k

No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configurationThat controller looks like its for Nema 17 motors. Is that what you really want? i've bought motors from stepperonline but never stepper controllers. Voltage is a bit low to my mind.

I've used these from Longs motor with NEMA 23's and small NEMA34's with a 48 power supply with my 7i76e

Thank you for the heads up.
Anyone know where I can find legit tb6600s? It appears that most the sellers are actually sending the TB67S109AFTG chip and calling it tb6600.

No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configuration

rodw wrote: That controller looks like its for Nema 17 motors. Is that what you really want? i've bought motors from stepperonline but never stepper controllers. Voltage is a bit low to my mind.

I've used these from Longs motor with NEMA 23's and small NEMA34's with a 48 power supply with my 7i76e

I hear you. It's where I've decided to start anyway. The machine design that I've chosen to build is designed for nema 17s. They've been proven to be adequate as a router table, I'll just be throwing a plasma torch on it. I know of at least one user here on the forum doing the same, I'm somewhat following in their foot steps.

Do those TB6600 self destruct or was it only the "all in one blue board" setups ?