Mesa 7i96s + DM556T -> Motors not moving
29 Jul 2024 15:07 #306335
by manfrel
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I found it. Unfortunately switching it to 5V didn't change anything.
However I realised that the red LED of the drivers are blinking one time every three seconds, in the manual it says "Over-current protection activated when peak current exceeds the limit."
However I realised that the red LED of the drivers are blinking one time every three seconds, in the manual it says "Over-current protection activated when peak current exceeds the limit."
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29 Jul 2024 15:28 #306338
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What size motors are you driving with them?
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29 Jul 2024 15:36 #306339
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For X-axis and Y-axis it's Nanotec 4H5618 C0408
www.nanotec.com/fileadmin/files/Datenbla...toren/4H5618_L_C.pdf (it's in german)
For Z-axis it's ISEL MS110 (473030)
www.isel.com/hu/mwdownloads/download/link/id/4186/
www.nanotec.com/fileadmin/files/Datenbla...toren/4H5618_L_C.pdf (it's in german)
For Z-axis it's ISEL MS110 (473030)
www.isel.com/hu/mwdownloads/download/link/id/4186/
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29 Jul 2024 15:47 - 29 Jul 2024 16:22 #306340
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I am not familiar with those exact motors. That said, I just want to make sure that none of the motors will move at all?
Do they make any kind of noise when a move is commanded? Like when a stepper is stalled? Do they get hot?
If none move at all and they all trip with the exact same problem check your drives amp setting.
It may also be possible that the motors need to be wired in bipolar series for those drives to work
with them.
Do they make any kind of noise when a move is commanded? Like when a stepper is stalled? Do they get hot?
If none move at all and they all trip with the exact same problem check your drives amp setting.
It may also be possible that the motors need to be wired in bipolar series for those drives to work
with them.
Last edit: 29 Jul 2024 16:22 by my1987toyota. Reason: adding info.
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29 Jul 2024 17:08 #306344
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Replied by tommylight on topic Mesa 7i96s + DM556T -> Motors not moving
If your getting over current alarm, most probably the motor wires are miss wired.
Stepper motor wiring is very strict, no mixing of coils, that is something most drives will not survive.
To check wiring, connect any two motor wires together (disconnected from the drive) and turn the motor by hand, if you feel resistance = that is one winding and those two wires MUST go to A+ and A- <<<OR>>> B+ and B-, never ever between any A and any B.
Stepper motor wiring is very strict, no mixing of coils, that is something most drives will not survive.
To check wiring, connect any two motor wires together (disconnected from the drive) and turn the motor by hand, if you feel resistance = that is one winding and those two wires MUST go to A+ and A- <<<OR>>> B+ and B-, never ever between any A and any B.
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30 Jul 2024 10:32 #306396
by manfrel
Replied by manfrel on topic Mesa 7i96s + DM556T -> Motors not moving
I checked the motor cables for continuity with a multimeter, I didn't mix A and B.
How will I know if a drive didn't survive? The green LED lights up continuously.Stepper motor wiring is very strict, no mixing of coils, that is something most drives will not survive.
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30 Jul 2024 14:22 #306406
by manfrel
Thank you all very much for your help!
Replied by manfrel on topic Mesa 7i96s + DM556T -> Motors not moving
It actually was this switch. Now everything works fine.Stepper online drivers have a 24v and a 5v logic switch at the top. It needs to be 5v for the mesa
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