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TB6560 jp-1635a driver pin connection to NVEM v5
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22 Apr 2025 12:59 - 08 May 2025 15:20 #326884
by DarkPhoinix
Hello everyone,
I wanted to connect my NVEM V5 RT1052 with this DRIVER (just to test the outputs not for daily work). I am not very expert and I do not know how to connect this type of connections, in the NVEM manual there is no this type of driver.
I think but I'm not sure if it goes like this:
Signal Power <-------------> com+
Pul- <---------------------> cpx-
Dir- <---------------------> dix-
EN- <----------------------> ????????
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22 Apr 2025 13:11 #326885
by tommylight
Yes. but do not wire EN, on most of these types of drives EN is not Enable, it is Disable, so sending signal to EN will actually disable the drive.
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22 Apr 2025 13:15 - 22 Apr 2025 13:39 #326887
by DarkPhoinix
Thank you very much !
Signal Power <-------------> com+
Pul- <---------------------> cpx-
Dir- <---------------------> dix-
Work!
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22 Apr 2025 14:14 #326892
by jjdege
hi
i have the same card and i connect it as described, with the configuration file nvem-rt1052.txt
but Z-AXIS with dir that doesn't work, it only turns in one direction, while A-AXIS doesn't work.
i would be happy to have your feedback to understand what's wrong thanks
thanks
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04 May 2025 19:25 - 04 May 2025 19:27 #327702
by jjdege
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05 May 2025 10:48 #327750
by DarkPhoinix
I'm almost certain that the problem with the stepper's jerky movement that I'm having is the ENABLE pin not connected. I tried connecting it to +com with no success. I would like to try connecting it to a GND but I'm afraid of causing damage. Does anyone know where I can connect it to ground without causing damage?
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05 May 2025 13:19 - 05 May 2025 13:26 #327758
by DarkPhoinix
I tested the driver with the function generator and managed to reliably reproduce the problem. From the video, we can see the frequency and the ns coming from nvem. Therefore, I would like to understand how I can change these ns in the ini file and hal. Thank you for your help.
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08 May 2025 15:20 #328000
by DarkPhoinix
Signal Power <-------------> com+
Pul- <---------------------> cpx-
Dir- <---------------------> dix-
Solved need editing txt to upload to NVEM with DMA options, but for make signals need oscilloscope and function generator.
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